Tag: guitar pedal review
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Mooer Ocean Machine vs Strymon Timeline – Which Delay Pedal Should You Choose?
A real-world comparison between the Mooer Ocean Machine and Strymon Timeline, exploring how they handle core delay sounds and where each pedal shines.
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KMA Audio Machines Cirrus Review – More Than an Ambient Pedal
The KMA Audio Machines Cirrus is much more than just an ambient pedal. In this post, I look at how this creative delay and reverb pedal works in a musical home studio context, from big atmospheric textures to more focused sounds for everyday songwriting and recording.
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I Bought Back My First Guitar Pedal – Zoom 505 Mark II Review
The Zoom 505 Mark II was the first guitar pedal I ever owned. In this post, I revisit the cheap little multi-effects unit that started it all and find out whether it was actually any good or just a nostalgic piece of plastic.
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Can the Universal Audio Ruby Pedal Deliver Legendary Tones Across All Guitars?
The Universal Audio Ruby is a Vox-style amp pedal with classic chime, room modeling, speaker options and app-based presets. In this review, I test it with a Strat, Telecaster, semi-hollow guitar and EMG-loaded Explorer to see how flexible it really is.
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A Unique Approach to Volume Control That Actually Works: Black Mountain Roller Volume Review
The Black Mountain Roller Volume is a unique volume pedal that uses a rolling foot control instead of a traditional rocker design. In this review, I look at how it feels, how it works for volume swells, and why it became the first volume pedal I genuinely enjoyed using.