Cory, I think I left a review before but since your video is so well done, I'm leaving another comment. This IS EXACTLY how you do a pedal comparison; thank you!
I have both. American is awesome for clean tones. I have a hard time getting a good crunch sound from the California. Very small turns of the knob are drastic in sound. Maybe it’s just me
I genuinely commend your English bc it beats my broken German by infinity. One thing, however, in English, it REE--view. Long E sound. Love how you did these comparisons. One of the few effective and helpful pedal comparisons online. VERY well done. Ty for your work. God Bless.
These budget effects manufacturers have really decoded these units. This is a $30 pedal! I bought from Thomann so shipping was another $25 but I'm not losing any sleep over it. This is an awesome pedal. Several years back I had a Marshall 1987X Plexi that I slammed a DOD 250 into the front end with so it was all juicy EL34 power tube distortion. A "one trick pony" to be sure, but to this day I compare all of these "Marshall In a Box" pedals against that tone. I would be willing to bet that a blindfolded "Pepsi Challenge" would reveal that you would not be able to tell the difference. This little jewel is that good. Solid build. True bypass. Nice, dead quiet foot switch. Very tweakable. Get one before Harley Benton realizes what they have and doubles their price!
if all review were so, everything would be simpler. Congratulations on the demonstration. I liked California! Because of this videi I bought California
I use the American sound and a.c. tone, for the price these are incredible pedals, of course the snobs will never show the love , love all my joyo pedals!!!
Really great review. Each one has its own uniqueness so adding all 4 to the pedal collection for optimal choice is the only way to go for me...😁 Thank you for taking the time to do the comparison. I have the Actone and California, definitely will be adding the Brittish and American soon..
Very usefull comparison. These are great pedals for a certain purpose. Simple, analog sound, flexible. I don't understand there are not more like these. The original tech 21 pedals are hard to get and seem discontinued. The new tech 21 ones, way too expensive. A sSimplifier too expensive and not so simple. Harley Benton has a fantastic pedal line with these ! I already love the Actone and ordered British and American
In fact they are all the same with subtle difference of equalization, drive and voicing ! Most of them are sold around 25€ on AliExpress in their original Joyo brand.
I bought the American for its very clean sound which I'm going after for my use case. and I can always crank up the drive and mids if I want a dirtier sound.
The only one which is quite different is the "Actone" because it doesent has that analog cab sim which cut a lot of high frequencies. Thats the reason why so few voted for that pedal in the comments. The other three pedals sounding more pleasant as stand alone but the "Actone" is very usefull as a Tube Screamer like overdrive pedal and for some Queen and Beatles tones. There is also a Extreme Metal one which is nice too.
Can I use these amp sims to switch all my od/ds pedals? I am interested to try this amp instead... Also will it sounds good if I plug it into amp input?
I have them all except the American.They all sound great really and have plenty tweakability(is that a word?)You are definitely right about the California,it is very low end heavy but my GE-7takes care of that.I think it is my favourite though the AC Tone really does capture that Vox mojo.I love my ever growing Distortion collection and have grit of every kind,so much so I choose 1 every day,put it on my board in the spare slot and either record or just noodle around.Thank you Cory for turning me on to this gear,they sound great and are affordable,if they can make such great pedals at low price,why buy a certain company's plastic pedals?
Sorry, we need a smooth sounding pedal like the California. I love it. Most pedals sound too aggressive to me because of too much highs. Too much bite. We don't want all distortion pedals sounding the same. We need smooth musical ones too.
Thanks man! I like the AC Tone the best for medium drive, and the least for heavy drive! lol the heavy drive on the American actually sounds much better than the drive on my HR Deville!
the California is much darker. I have the American and it plays clean or slightly modulated real well. If I was to but another it would either be British or AC Tone.
I have them all. They all sound the same in _bypass_ (joke). My findings: American and AC Tone are equally fab, British is very good, California not so good. They benefit greatly from a decent third party speaker sim if DI is what you are doing. They would all be better if the internal cab sim was switchable. Note: Joyo have now released Oxford/Orange model.
I wish the british and american were compared right next to each other, they do sound quite similar compared to the other two.... anyway, this was very helpful :)
@@ZEGO24x I've switched from these to the joyo uzi, its bias knob makes it really versatile for sounding "british" or "american" and it just sounds *good*
In all seriousness, I'm probably going to buy all four pedals. It will still cost LESS than $200 US Dollars, and you're basically buying the tone-prints of 4 classic amps, plus more depending on how you set the "Voice" controls. You can get so many tones with these.
hi Cory thanks for your hard work... I really appreciate your reviews since I discover Harley Benton Brand you have been one of the main man to go for that info... Greetings from Berlin!
Hello Cory! don't know if you reviewed or tested the ''Donner Giant Metal drive'' mini pedal. Could imagine, you would like it for the heavy metal scream, not sounding like a swarm of constipated bees... haha. Nice review as allways, by the way !
Hi, ich wollte mir den HB20R zulegen, in Verbindung mit einem HB-Zerrpedal. Ich überlege zwischen dem True Tone California und dem Ultimate Drive. Welches der Beiden Pedale in Verbindung mit dem HB20R ist deiner Meinung nach die bessere Kombination? - Hi, I wanted to get the HB20R, in conjunction with a HB-Zerrpedal. I think about the True Tone California and the Ultimate Drive. Which of the two pedals in conjunction with the HB20R do you think is the better combination?
Alright, so which should I use for a Frusciante tone? I imagine the California, but I don't know if I assume that because of the name... also, John is a devoted Marshall guy, so would the British be the right one?
American = Fender Deluxe/Tweed (SRV style tones - bluesy and clean) AC Tone = Vox AC-30 (from Beatles to Brian May) British = Marshall JCM series (800 or 900 perhaps?) California = Mesa-Boogie (voice control sweeps between MKII C+ and MK IV series, and maybe a bit of Dual Rectifier?)
... 03/18/2020: Hello, I love your video lessons. You mentioned you want viewers to reply with what viewers would like to see. OK, how about demonstrating the Fender 2x12 speakers Wholetone solid-state amp. I have some doubts about it: (1) Very pricey solid-state, (2) No effects loop, (3) No headphone jack (Note: The switch on the back is nothing more or less than a volume selector switch, so headphones are still desirable), (4), I understand it is trying to imitate the tube amp, but one of my questions for both the tube and solid-state Fender amps is why two channels to plug a guitar cable into? Why not just one guitar jack channel for totally clean (1-10 volume), and then dial in by hand or foot switch the reverb and tremolo? Also, Fender brags about its amps clean channel being great. But, in their tube amps the clean channel breaks up when the volume hits about "3" and I can understand that in a tube amp. But, in a solid-state amp, the clean channel should stay clean maxed out the volume (1-10). So, why not have in a solid-state amp a clean-channel that stays clean at maxed-out volume, and just has the Reverb and Tremolo and Distortion knob that can be dialed in. So, it would have one guitar cable jack for totally clean, and thee knobs for Reverb, Tremolo, and Distortion. I have the 2006 (14-years old technology is great) Peavey Bandit red-stipe solid-state amp that actually does all that, and it only cost me $200.00, and a Randall 100W solid-state head with 4-speaker cab that does all that for $500.00. Also, look at the 2020 Katana Series solid-state amps with the same good features. So, why is Fender charging about $1,000.00 for a solid-state amp that seems to not be as technologically good and cost-effective as other solid-state amps? Besides it does sound good, what do you think?
I totally agree, I use, among others, a pristine 1995 Peavey Bandit Sliver Stripe I bought for UK£80,-. I simply look at the new Fender gear in amazement at the asking price and how little they offer. And yet produce adverts that portray these items as the saviour of all things good and the well being of mankind.
I'm interested in the british one as I'm pursuing a guns n roses kinda tone. I run an orange micro terror through a 1x12 Vox cab... will it do the job or should I keep looking? needless to say, the wallet is kinda tight haha awesome review btw, im subscribed!
Edit: I've since updated my setup. I got the British and I now own a 5 watt tube amp. Only one volume and one tone knob. No effects loop. Signal chain is as follows: guitar > tuner > noise gate > wah > joyo vintage overdrive (ts clon) > joyo british > eq > delay > amp. It really works wonders. I've never been happier with my sound. I'm looking to get another one, so I came back to this review to help me choose. Great job! You really helped me improve my sound!
Hi Cory, first of all, I would like to say a big Thank You for your high quality reviews and I would like to ask you that, why is it, that these pedals are not just Harley Benton pedals but also Joyo pedals? I mean, which company is the original "creator", if you know what I mean. And again, thank you for your reviews and sorry if it's a silly question.
I own the American...i like it....wanted another one ...but honestly hardly hear a difference. (Have very good monitors.)..,,,,althought the californian sounds a bit more muffeled....maybe my ears... but i have to do with them...stick just with the one i have and turn the eq....for the different sounds
Oooooo you make me feel bad now ;-( I wish I could get the hang of this UA-cam thing...last comment I was logged in with the wrong account (SimplyTheBest) - and I'm *sure* I just changed my avatar...so where is it? Sheesh.... Anyway - keep up the good work! You must have got realllly bored with the endless repetitions - but where else can folk like us, stuck at the other end of a monitor, get to hear this range of pedals all together? :-D
Gav Wright thank you! but i consider reupload it if there are more people complaining about it. no problem . don't feel bad. i thought it gets really boring without something for the eye. people vomiting was not the intention! Hehehe!
Bri'ish v 'Murican
HB loop 1 7:28 8:54 - 8:36 7:51
HB loop 2 10:52 10:39
SC loop 2 16:26 17:02 - 17:32 17:50 - 18:50 18:26
to me, the british is brighter on the gainy tone with sharper attack, american is brighter on the clean tone with more body and roundness
Perfect...
This is by far the best comparison video for these pedals, many thanks for putting it up!
Clean drive = Ac tone
Low drive = California
Mids drive = American
High Gain drive= British
Cory, I think I left a review before but since your video is so well done, I'm leaving another comment. This IS EXACTLY how you do a pedal comparison; thank you!
man, the british sound is soo good, very smooth and balanced. I ordered one on the internet, can´t wait to test it.
I wanted to get the American but after watching this video I'm getting the California. Thanks for an awesome review!
why not get both?
I have both. American is awesome for clean tones. I have a hard time getting a good crunch sound from the California. Very small turns of the knob are drastic in sound. Maybe it’s just me
SAME. I wanted a "blackface" sansamp pedal and I think the California is that and more thanks to this video. Very well done comparison.
I just bought a Joyo California. I love its warmth from the demo. British is quite something too
timecode here too...maybe its easier for some people:
Humbucker LP-guitar loop 1): 3:56 ,loop 2) 5:53
Humbucker PRS-style loop 1): 7:22 ,loop 2) 9:38
P90 jazzmaster loop 1) 10:58
Singlecoil Strat loop 1) 14:18 loop 2) 16:14 loop 3) 19:02
Guten Tag!
This is arguably the best review of guitar pedals on the Tube.
Thanks.
Agree!
I genuinely commend your English bc it beats my broken German by infinity. One thing, however, in English, it REE--view. Long E sound. Love how you did these comparisons. One of the few effective and helpful pedal comparisons online. VERY well done. Ty for your work. God Bless.
Best comparison I have seen. Answered all my question about them. Well done!
really pleased with my American sound, nice and natural
Great! I love your systematic approach with the loop. Not boring or annoying at all, but simply allowing a comparison.
Useful review. British and American are my favourite here.
Dont understand why you "only" have 3k subs, should have 30k ! Great work
+Mika Keskikastari thanks! we are coming there over time 😉
These budget effects manufacturers have really decoded these units. This is a $30 pedal! I bought from Thomann so shipping was another $25 but I'm not losing any sleep over it. This is an awesome pedal.
Several years back I had a Marshall 1987X Plexi that I slammed a DOD 250 into the front end with so it was all juicy EL34 power tube distortion. A "one trick pony" to be sure, but to this day I compare all of these "Marshall In a Box" pedals against that tone.
I would be willing to bet that a blindfolded "Pepsi Challenge" would reveal that you would not be able to tell the difference. This little jewel is that good. Solid build. True bypass. Nice, dead quiet foot switch. Very tweakable.
Get one before Harley Benton realizes what they have and doubles their price!
add all the pedals to my cart. they are all great pedals man, cant beat in there price range.
Thanks! I went for the American Sound and I'm loving it! British is also tempting. I think this is one of the best reviews of the pedal. And useful!
if all review were so, everything would be simpler. Congratulations on the demonstration. I liked California! Because of this videi I bought California
I use the American sound and a.c. tone, for the price these are incredible pedals, of course the snobs will never show the love , love all my joyo pedals!!!
Really great review. Each one has its own uniqueness so adding all 4 to the pedal collection for optimal choice is the only way to go for me...😁
Thank you for taking the time to do the comparison. I have the Actone and California, definitely will be adding the Brittish and American soon..
Now turn them all on for the holy grail rock tone!!!
Very usefull comparison. These are great pedals for a certain purpose. Simple, analog sound, flexible. I don't understand there are not more like these. The original tech 21 pedals are hard to get and seem discontinued. The new tech 21 ones, way too expensive. A sSimplifier too expensive and not so simple. Harley Benton has a fantastic pedal line with these ! I already love the Actone and ordered British and American
I dig em all, but the British and California sounds are the pedals i always fall back on
In fact they are all the same with subtle difference of equalization, drive and voicing ! Most of them are sold around 25€ on AliExpress in their original Joyo brand.
I bought the American for its very clean sound which I'm going after for my use case. and I can always crank up the drive and mids if I want a dirtier sound.
Great video man. Everyone says the American is the best for clean and that's what I'm most concerned with so I guess that's what I'm getting.
The only one which is quite different is the "Actone" because it doesent has that analog cab sim which cut a lot of high frequencies. Thats the reason why so few voted for that pedal in the comments. The other three pedals sounding more pleasant as stand alone but the "Actone" is very usefull as a Tube Screamer like overdrive pedal and for some Queen and Beatles tones.
There is also a Extreme Metal one which is nice too.
great review... the best joyos review...
Muris Cickusic thanks Muris!
7:13 the moment i saw this, i immediately hit the subscribe button.
😂😂😂 thanks!
Great work - British and American still my favourites -This just further reinforced it...
Nice review! The california one sounded the best to my ears. Just bought a Tele, so thanks for using different guitars!
My all-time favourite budget pedals! These are meant to be played without an amp.
Can I use these amp sims to switch all my od/ds pedals? I am interested to try this amp instead... Also will it sounds good if I plug it into amp input?
I own the America thanks to you now I need the California.
I have them all except the American.They all sound great really and have plenty tweakability(is that a word?)You are definitely right about the California,it is very low end heavy but my GE-7takes care of that.I think it is my favourite though the AC Tone really does capture that Vox mojo.I love my ever growing Distortion collection and have grit of every kind,so much so I choose 1 every day,put it on my board in the spare slot and either record or just noodle around.Thank you Cory for turning me on to this gear,they sound great and are affordable,if they can make such great pedals at low price,why buy a certain company's plastic pedals?
Das ist Mal ein sehr Effektives Video. Im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes. Den American Sound hab ich schon aber der AC wird sich wohl dazugesellen..✌️🎙️🎶
Thanks for the perfect review Cory. I wanted one of these and now I definitely know witch one has the sound I like. Thanks for the good job!
4:09 vs 4:20 vs 4:32 vs 4:44
Pro review no wasted time.
Thanks
At last...no showing off but really helpfull! Thank you so much!
thanks for a great comparison video. i really like the california sounds, i think i'll get this one soon
Jaka Zakaria you're welcome! thx for checking out
I have the California and love it
Sorry, we need a smooth sounding pedal like the California. I love it. Most pedals sound too aggressive to me because of too much highs. Too much bite. We don't want all distortion pedals sounding the same. We need smooth musical ones too.
Deffinitley the California, such Sweet n' Sexy Sounds all the way. Thnx for the effort ☺
AslanBlood you're welcome!
AMAZING REVIEW, CONGRATS DUDE!
Thanks man! I like the AC Tone the best for medium drive, and the least for heavy drive! lol the heavy drive on the American actually sounds much better than the drive on my HR Deville!
the California is much darker. I have the American and it plays clean or slightly modulated real well. If I was to but another it would either be British or AC Tone.
u have both california and american?
which are best?
very helpful, thanks. Could live with either AC or US and the Marshall sneaked in during your tests.
man that ja60 has a lovely sound to it. and it looks good. very good
+Alex Carpen yeah man! that guitar got that snap you want im the bridge and lovely cleans on the neck pickup
Cory Mura p90 was my first pickup love. and i never played one in my life :(
hambucker pickup : california sound
single pickup: american sound
-great review !! thanks !!! I like the British, then the American.
I have them all. They all sound the same in _bypass_ (joke). My findings: American and AC Tone are equally fab, British is very good, California not so good. They benefit greatly from a decent third party speaker sim if DI is what you are doing. They would all be better if the internal cab sim was switchable. Note: Joyo have now released Oxford/Orange model.
Absolutely in love with that shirt man !
yeah man!
A proper demonstration. Nicely done!
Great demo of these really cool pedal ! Really appreciate the time and effort you put in this.👍🏾
so great! thanks, you are always so good with reviews! cheers from sunny Greece!
loop 1
british 4:09
ac tone 4:21
american 4:32
california 4:44
That was a UA-cam gem
Great demo. Thanks. I wound up buying all of them. For that price, why not?
I have the American one, and quite fancy the set, tbh..
british sound can be used as overdrive or amp simulator and actone can be used as distortion
Bro thanks to you I'm getting that California one ☺️
Well organized video! Great job! I'm going to get that California pedal someday! lol
this exactly is what I was hoping to find...! Take a thumb and a thanks from my heart!
man, i cannot decide
I wish the british and american were compared right next to each other, they do sound quite similar compared to the other two.... anyway, this was very helpful :)
New link (a week old) has done JUST that... It's a good source...
@@ZEGO24x I've switched from these to the joyo uzi, its bias knob makes it really versatile for sounding "british" or "american" and it just sounds *good*
I have the American. Maybe I think the British sounds the best. AC is nice at lower gain
schade, dass du keine videos mehr machst :-(
Fantastic review. Please make more!
In all seriousness, I'm probably going to buy all four pedals. It will still cost LESS than $200 US Dollars, and you're basically buying the tone-prints of 4 classic amps, plus more depending on how you set the "Voice" controls. You can get so many tones with these.
For some reason the Jazzmaster loop reminds me of Canadian rockers from the '90s.
I really like your test method
Altes Video aber....für meine Ohren sind der british und California die brauchbaren 😁
All good it depends on what guitar what music you playing, again american can cover most all, if I was getting just one.. but all are flexible..
hi Cory thanks for your hard work... I really appreciate your reviews since I discover Harley Benton Brand you have been one of the main man to go for that info...
Greetings from Berlin!
+HIT MAKER STUDIO danke dir! thanks! Grüße aus dem Norden Deutschlands! 😁👍
The american is the most clean, but i like the california tone best.
Hello Cory! don't know if you reviewed or tested the ''Donner Giant Metal drive'' mini pedal. Could imagine, you would like it for the heavy metal scream, not sounding like a swarm of constipated bees... haha. Nice review as allways, by the way !
Is there a list, what guitar combo brand the developers had in mind?
Hi, ich wollte mir den HB20R zulegen, in Verbindung mit einem HB-Zerrpedal. Ich überlege zwischen dem True Tone California und dem Ultimate Drive. Welches der Beiden Pedale in Verbindung mit dem HB20R ist deiner Meinung nach die bessere Kombination? - Hi, I wanted to get the HB20R, in conjunction with a HB-Zerrpedal. I think about the True Tone California and the Ultimate Drive. Which of the two pedals in conjunction with the HB20R do you think is the better combination?
Alright, so which should I use for a Frusciante tone? I imagine the California, but I don't know if I assume that because of the name... also, John is a devoted Marshall guy, so would the British be the right one?
.me too im wondering how to get that tone. Theres that pedal that get you there bro, irs the marshall jackhammer. You can search david simpson channel
His clean guitars sound like the American with the treble slightly boosted, I would say
American = Fender Deluxe/Tweed (SRV style tones - bluesy and clean)
AC Tone = Vox AC-30 (from Beatles to Brian May)
British = Marshall JCM series (800 or 900 perhaps?)
California = Mesa-Boogie (voice control sweeps between MKII C+ and MK IV series, and maybe a bit of Dual Rectifier?)
-for Frusciante tone, ck. "dave simpson marshall jackhammer" video
he use ac
... 03/18/2020: Hello, I love your video lessons. You mentioned you want viewers to reply with what viewers would like to see. OK, how about demonstrating the Fender 2x12 speakers Wholetone solid-state amp. I have some doubts about it: (1) Very pricey solid-state, (2) No effects loop, (3) No headphone jack (Note: The switch on the back is nothing more or less than a volume selector switch, so headphones are still desirable), (4), I understand it is trying to imitate the tube amp, but one of my questions for both the tube and solid-state Fender amps is why two channels to plug a guitar cable into? Why not just one guitar jack channel for totally clean (1-10 volume), and then dial in by hand or foot switch the reverb and tremolo? Also, Fender brags about its amps clean channel being great. But, in their tube amps the clean channel breaks up when the volume hits about "3" and I can understand that in a tube amp. But, in a solid-state amp, the clean channel should stay clean maxed out the volume (1-10). So, why not have in a solid-state amp a clean-channel that stays clean at maxed-out volume, and just has the Reverb and Tremolo and Distortion knob that can be dialed in. So, it would have one guitar cable jack for totally clean, and thee knobs for Reverb, Tremolo, and Distortion. I have the 2006 (14-years old technology is great) Peavey Bandit red-stipe solid-state amp that actually does all that, and it only cost me $200.00, and a Randall 100W solid-state head with 4-speaker cab that does all that for $500.00. Also, look at the 2020 Katana Series solid-state amps with the same good features. So, why is Fender charging about $1,000.00 for a solid-state amp that seems to not be as technologically good and cost-effective as other solid-state amps? Besides it does sound good, what do you think?
I totally agree, I use, among others, a pristine 1995 Peavey Bandit Sliver Stripe I bought for UK£80,-. I simply look at the new Fender gear in amazement at the asking price and how little they offer. And yet produce adverts that portray these items as the saviour of all things good and the well being of mankind.
American/Fender amp & british/Marshall amp
NOW THIS IS WHAT A TEST SHOULD LOOK LIKE
subbed! great content. i wish you could demo these pedals with od and distortions recorded directly without an amp. cheers mate!
I'm interested in the british one as I'm pursuing a guns n roses kinda tone. I run an orange micro terror through a 1x12 Vox cab... will it do the job or should I keep looking? needless to say, the wallet is kinda tight haha awesome review btw, im subscribed!
Edit: I've since updated my setup. I got the British and I now own a 5 watt tube amp. Only one volume and one tone knob. No effects loop. Signal chain is as follows: guitar > tuner > noise gate > wah > joyo vintage overdrive (ts clon) > joyo british > eq > delay > amp. It really works wonders. I've never been happier with my sound. I'm looking to get another one, so I came back to this review to help me choose. Great job! You really helped me improve my sound!
Hi Cory, first of all, I would like to say a big Thank You for your high quality reviews and I would like to ask you that, why is it, that these pedals are not just Harley Benton pedals but also Joyo pedals? I mean, which company is the original "creator", if you know what I mean. And again, thank you for your reviews and sorry if it's a silly question.
+TomykaHUN joyo made them. they are rebranded by harley benton. the harley bentons are cheaper to buy, at least here in germany. thanks!
how are these Harley Benton when they are clearly Joyo pedals first? just wondering.. good demo btw
they are rebranded joyo pedals as far as i know
I own the American...i like it....wanted another one ...but honestly hardly hear a difference. (Have very good monitors.)..,,,,althought the californian sounds a bit more muffeled....maybe my ears... but i have to do with them...stick just with the one i have and turn the eq....for the different sounds
Awesome comparison, Dude! But PURLEASE...no more moving backgrounds! I'm seasick already! :-o
Gav Wright im sorry, gav. I watched it 3 times myself before uploading to make sure it doesn't make seasick. and thought it was okay
PURLEASE!!
:-)
Oooooo you make me feel bad now ;-( I wish I could get the hang of this UA-cam thing...last comment I was logged in with the wrong account (SimplyTheBest) - and I'm *sure* I just changed my avatar...so where is it? Sheesh.... Anyway - keep up the good work! You must have got realllly bored with the endless repetitions - but where else can folk like us, stuck at the other end of a monitor, get to hear this range of pedals all together? :-D
Gav Wright thank you! but i consider reupload it if there are more people complaining about it. no problem . don't feel bad.
i thought it gets really boring without something for the eye. people vomiting was not the intention! Hehehe!
I agree :) man I've got a headache.
Awesome video! Thank you!!!!
i really like the British one.
California tone is more Organic
Of course.. because not hit with buffer
@@gitarbangsatchanel8036 But today I don't have it, since it colored the tone a bit in a negative way.
Better review bro thanks a lot
That's how to do a review!
Crazy
Hey, great review!
Do you think it's possible to get a "hendrix tone" with the British pedal and a strat ?
Cheers
Unfortunately, you would require Fuzz Face, and some other stuff. The pedal sound is OK, bit it is not all there is.
@@nresnik JOYO HAS A TON OF PEDALS ON THE CHEAP..dONT EXPECT A HENDRIX TONE UNLESS YOU HAVE ALL THE TOOLS HE USED. iTS JUST LOGIC NOT BRAIN SURGERY
@ I am not the guy asking question about getting “Hendrix“ tone. You should answer to his post. not mine. :)
May i use them to plug in directly into a mixer with no amp?
Yavuzcan Erbaysal They are really meant to use directly without an amp since they’re amp simulators.
thanks very good
I also bought them all.they are great pedals at the price.I even got 1 free.
Hi, i want to buy the Orange one, but i have the Harley benton 35 plus Hb guitar. How does IT work with? Do You think IT sounds good?
I also have HB 35 plus. It pairs well with all of those pedals, but British especially))