Sondery Compressor Pedal for Electric Guitar and Bass, Mini Compression Pedal True Bypass, Controls by Sustain Level and Attach, Art Design Series

Packs a punch in a small package! Great quality and sound.

The Sound is bad ass

Great for beefing up a weak amp with cranked Marshall-esque tones. It did that well for my Kustom KG10 practice amp, but really shines when sent through some tubes. I like this pedal better than the lead channel of my Bugera 6260. I’ve read that it’s a Rat clone, but haven’t used one, so can’t confirm. But if you tweak the tone knob you can get a borderline fuzz sound out of it like Rats are known for. It stacks well with fuzz pedals if you’re looking for a doom/stoner/sludge sound.I don’t recommend stacking it with amp emulators, though. I’ve tried it with a Behringer TM300 and Joyo Oxford Sound, and the Sondery absolutely drowns out the signal or turns it into a screech factory at high gain. There are probably better distortion pedals out there for the money, but I don’t regret this one.

Looks great and sounds great!!

I find myself compelled to pen a lamentation regarding the so-called "Harmonic Elixir Pedal," which I procured with high hopes of enhancing my melodic endeavors. Alas, what a grievous mistake it hath proven to be!Upon its arrival, the pedal appeared a splendid creation, adorned with colorful knobs and switches that promised a cornucopia of enchanting sounds. Yet, once I set my foot upon its surface, the reality diverged sharply from expectation. The tones emitted were akin to the wailing of banshees rather than the sweet serenades of a minstrel.Moreover, the construction is as shoddy as a peasant's hovel. The knobs, which should turn with grace, are instead stiff and unyielding, as if bewitched by a spiteful sorcerer. No matter how I adjusted them, the sounds remained a cacophony, unfit for even the humblest of taverns.To add insult to injury, the pedal's power supply was as fickle as a wayward knight, often cutting out mid-performance, leaving me in an embarrassing silence before my gathered audience.In closing, I implore fellow musicians to steer clear of this wretched contraption. The "Harmonic Elixir Pedal" is a peddler's trick, lacking the true essence of artistry. Seek ye a more reputable device, one that shall serve thy creative spirit rather than besmirch it.

Good cheap looper. I’m used to high quality pedals and play hundreds of gigs with them. Loopers are usually expensive and I’m partial to the DOD jam man which is $300 and recently died, so this cheap little thing was more of an emergency experiment. The HUGE problem is turning it off with a double tap. I’m a pretty musical guy but this double tap has to be quick but not too quick and is very hard to time it when I’m in the middle of a song or singing at the same time. It’s a great pedal but the double tap to turn it off really messes with my head as the on off has to be timed perfectly to make any kind of performance loop. So in my opinion for a pro performer I wouldn’t use it. For the bedroom it’s great and maybe with practice I’ll be able to get the hang of it. It does record a nice long loop and sounds ok.

The media could not be loaded. It sounds great! This is me playing at 1/3 of it. It has so much potential and I will be using this mini pedal often. It’s light and easy to use. There is a bit of noise, when connected to an amp, but not much. Produces a nice sound, I love it!

It’s half decent. Seems to add a lot of static to my sound though, so I doubt I’ll use it much.