Three reasonably passable pedals put in one box with all the drawbacks of it being sooner or later a problem on your board. It is a toy and a gimmick from Third Man who Jack White uses for his many cash cows. Just buy the T-Shirt or the coffee cup, LOL.
I think it's a good 3 in 1 pedal. The effects are good and for the price it's a really good first "pedalboard". If you're a beginner, you have some essential and useful effects just in one pedal. I like it. It's also an option if you don't want to travel around with a big pedalboard.
Good video guys- sorry to be off topic but- has anyone tried one of those adjustable trem. stops for a Floyd Rose? I recently bought an Ibanez SP3 and I'm loving it- except for the floating trem- mainly because I can't tune down without having to readjust spring tension and relevel the bridge. A trem. stop should remedy that- but I hear they can be a little bit tricky sometimes getting them setup properly. You need the bridge level, the stop tightly up against the trem. block- while at standard tune. The issue some ppl run into is trying to get the stop up against the block tightly- but not move it, at all. Other ppl I've talked to though say it was easy to install and worked perfectly for them. There must be some trick to it- does anyone know how to install one properly?
@@TSFAHTPS Actually, it turns out- there is no trick really. You just loosen the string tension, insert your stop such that the bridge is level with the face of the guitar, crank the spring tension down on the claw- and then tune back up. In fact- you don't even need to buy a trem. stop- a stack of pennies or a black of wood cut to the perfect thickness- works fine.
Hey, anyone ever open this thing? I was wondering how much space there was between the boards inside. I want to add an expression jack for the phaser speed
Three reasonably passable pedals put in one box with all the drawbacks of it being sooner or later a problem on your board. It is a toy and a gimmick from Third Man who Jack White uses for his many cash cows. Just buy the T-Shirt or the coffee cup, LOL.
I think it's a good 3 in 1 pedal. The effects are good and for the price it's a really good first "pedalboard". If you're a beginner, you have some essential and useful effects just in one pedal. I like it. It's also an option if you don't want to travel around with a big pedalboard.
Such a perfect first pedal for anyone starting out.
Good video guys- sorry to be off topic but- has anyone tried one of those adjustable trem. stops for a Floyd Rose? I recently bought an Ibanez SP3 and I'm loving it- except for the floating trem- mainly because I can't tune down without having to readjust spring tension and relevel the bridge. A trem. stop should remedy that- but I hear they can be a little bit tricky sometimes getting them setup properly. You need the bridge level, the stop tightly up against the trem. block- while at standard tune. The issue some ppl run into is trying to get the stop up against the block tightly- but not move it, at all. Other ppl I've talked to though say it was easy to install and worked perfectly for them. There must be some trick to it- does anyone know how to install one properly?
I haven’t sorry…neither Alex nor I have had a lot of experience with Floyd’s - sorry!!
@@TSFAHTPS Actually, it turns out- there is no trick really. You just loosen the string tension, insert your stop such that the bridge is level with the face of the guitar, crank the spring tension down on the claw- and then tune back up. In fact- you don't even need to buy a trem. stop- a stack of pennies or a black of wood cut to the perfect thickness- works fine.
beautiful job guys!!!
Thank you!!
Hey, anyone ever open this thing? I was wondering how much space there was between the boards inside. I want to add an expression jack for the phaser speed
I haven’t yet but I’ll check it out
@@TSFAHTPS ❤️I appreciate you guys!
What a great delay the other two fx aren't bad either