This pedal is alright, many useless effects. the overdrive is decent. There is just too many useless effects and it takes to long to scroll down and find a certain effect.

The pedal has great potential. There are 40 preset effects, but with an easy to use editing scheme the possibilities are nearly endless. The instructions on how to really work it are rather elusive, and mostly you just have to mess around with it for a while. It didn't take me long to get used to it. But there is the sound issue mentioned in previous reviews. No matter what I do, it drops about 1/4 to 1/3 of the total volume when using an effect. Overall, a good pedal that could have been great.

This processor is a good value considering what you get for the price. Some things I don't like about this processor... Does this processor not have an off/on switch? The "Wah" selections are bad. Not only do they sound horrible, but the sound is lowered tremendously. There are no good presets for slap/funk bass. I've been trying to create my own but it's tough. Right now I just use the "Punchy" preset with a few minor adjustments. This is a decent processor otherwise.

"DIGITECH BP 50 BASS PEDAL", it is of the so many processors that I recommend to him to whom they finish integrating in music. Since by his small and light body, mainly, very easy to handle, one only requires days of practices. It, aside from her characteristics, has simulators of drum, and famous amplifiers, and effects and sound, super good to begin. It verifies and they will notice you yourself.

This pedal is great to mess around with. A lot of fun. Great introduction to a lot of different effects if you aren't familiar with effects. Don't know how practical it would be to gig with. You have to step on both pedals simultaneously to bypass the effects and it's hard to do. There was one review on here where a guy said it lowered his volume. I find the opposite to be true. Using this pedal actually gives me more volume and punch than if I plugged directly into my amplifier. The effects sound good and this thing is built well. Takes some time to get the hang of, but it's very intuitive.