Donner Dark Mouse Distortion Pedal for Electric Guitar, 2 Modes Classic Hyper Crunch to Fuzzy Guitar Pedal True Bypass

So I picked this up because I needed a digital reverb and I've had really good luck with Donner in the past. I already have an Afterneath, but that's not exactly an "always-on" pedal if you know what I mean. I'm also really picky about reverb pedals, as they are so easy to get wrong if the algorithm doesn't have enough repeats in it, which is not the case with this little beauty. The room, hall, church, spring, and plate are about what you would expect except that they are a lot smoother than what I was expecting in this price bracket. The tone knob functions just like it should and when you roll it off it actually cuts the right frequencies, giving the guitar plenty of room to breathe while still adding a nice ambiance. I only mention this because so often with VST reverb plug-ins the tone knob often mucks up the sound and doesn't do anything for clarity. This one cleans up really nicely. The decay knob goes from an almost nothing room verb into quite lengthy decays, longer than I was honestly expecting. I don't personally play with super long decays but it's nice to have the flexibility. All that said, it does its job very well. The spring setting doesn't have that "drippy" sound that you get with real spring reverbs, but that's not what I was after anyway with this thing and it is, after all, a mini pedal. Where things get interesting are the mod and darksea settings. The mod verb is something of a chorused verb, but if you roll the decay time all the way back it's almost, almost, straight modulation. Just some interesting versatility I wasn't expecting. The darksea is described in the manual to "Produce a reverb effect with deep, gloomy decay." There are a couple of things going on here. First, and this is a little hard to tell, but the pedal generates a sub-octave that becomes really apparent as you approach the 12th fret. What's confusing to me is how well it tracks, as it doesn't seem to have any problem with multiple notes like you would get on a VCF type tracking system. There is also a continual high range filter sweep that is pretty much independent of any of the controls, but you can roll it back with the E level knob. It adds a little interest when applied in moderation. The only other effect I've had that compares was my old Line 6 Flextone III on the filter sweep delay setting, but this is a little more subtle and usable. And as with the mod setting, if you roll the decay time back you get out of reverb territory and into straight tone, although there is still a little tail that hangs on. I should add that the build quality is very good. It's a metal mini case like you would expect, not cheap plastic. The knobs feel good compared to other budget brands I have compared. The added tail function is a nice feature, although it's not something you're going to be switching back and forth does help to get you closer to what your personal preference is. And I can't help but add a "He has the box!" reference if you're into that sort of thing, but the box is actually quite nice as well, complete with a snapping magnet cover. All in all, if you need a reverb pedal in a mini format, this is a very solid option, especially at this price. Would verb again.

普段はtonelabを使用 でもこちらも悪くない単品系の良さがわかります 残響系で空間がぱっと広がり非常に良いと思います

Ok for the money

Very muff lIke. Good for vintage smashing pumpkins or hendrix ish tones. If your looking for a versatile distortion pedal, this is NOT the answer.. but if you want to add some fuzz box into your existing arsenal then you can't beat this pedal. Especially for the price!

Un looper à priori sympathique, pas usine à gaz avec 2 switches poussoir ou un seul switch multi fonctions mais hélas, bref le looper simple, 1 bouton à gérer, MAIS hélas, 2 overdubs et le son devient sombre et sourd. Dommage !