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Great little tuner pedal and a lot more value for money than some of the more expensive optionsRuns off 9v supply so you will need your own pedal board power supply as it does not come with a plugEasy to use, auto detects the string and note and also doubles up as a mute

This has sat on my gig setup for quite some time. I don't feel the need to spend £100 plus on a tuner, this does exactly what it has to do. It's small, and doesn't take up a lot of room allowing me to accommodate some of my larger pedals.Considering the price, I'd rate this very highly.I've never had an issue with it.

Simple to use and very effective. Very glad I didn’t make assumptions based on the low price. Placed last on my pedalboard it effectively removes electrical noise without adversely affecting the sound of the guitar.

This pedal provides the same accuracy as some of the higher priced pedals.

Great lighting and visibility, lower tunings get it a bit struggling but still does the job, anything lower than a low A is where it starts loosing sensitivity

I have owned a modern Electric Mistress, I liked it but the volume drop annoyed me so I sold it and bought the Oblivion by Solid Gold FX.I missed my Mistress despite the new pedal impressing.I bought this on a whim as it was cheap. I'm guessing it's a copy of the Mooer copy?It is cheaper made than Mooer IMO but when it arrived I was actually impressed with the build. The pedal has weight, the main knob isn't loose, as I've found with some cheap brands. It feels worth more than you are paying for it.And the sound is great, yes the Mistress volume drop is there but with a clean boost to compensate I can get accurate Andy Summers tones. I actually used my Comp and an Eq to boost.Very happy though.

The media could not be loaded. For the price this noise gate is amazing, it gets rid of pretty much all the noise. Warning it doesn’t take batteries. My only problem with it is that the pad on the bottom is very slippery so if you want to stick velcro on the bottom of it to stick it to your pedal board you will need to take the pad off.

Using this to experiment adjusting the mids and low mids of some overdrive pedals. I've been dithering over getting a Boss or MXR EQ for ages but kept bumping into threads about modding them to reduce hiss. Posts about the Boss seem to have tailed off when the components became surface mount but, I couldnt figure out whether that was because Boss had addressed any hiss issues ~ or if it was because it got difficult to mod the pedals with the components being surface mount. The MXR is sold as having noise reduction circuitry but then modded versions claim to be drastically better. I got fed up with it all and ordered the Rowin to be getting on with. I considered the Behringer offering but figured, if it's a Boss clone then it might have inheritted noise issues. I dont know if the more expensive EQs are 'better' but for what I'm using it for ~ in a livingroom setting into a modelling amp ~ its absolutely spot on; no hiss unless extreme settings are used and no popping noises when it's switched on and off.(nb. As a 'born again guitarist' I'm slowly catching up on developments with pedals and modellers ~ forum threads can be really helpful but are sometimes not ~ particularly when novice posters are set upon by experienced posters for being ignorant and lazy. There, I've said it; bullying is bad enough with children in the playground ~ and that's children. For adults sharing an interest in guitar type stuff, it's a very sad indictment.).UPDATEGot the guitar EQ version to run aside the bass version. My thinking is that there's a really good 'cluster' of mids-tweakability with the two, with just the one duplicate frequency.Dunno if it'll work out running the pedals in series.