Tom'sline Reverb Pedal - Digital Classic Guitar Effect Pedal 3 Modes Aluminum Alloy with Ture Bypass (AOV-5D) …

The first thing came to my mind when I used it for the first time was that it was very quiet. I use the pedal with my humbucker and the pedal provides a nice kick and good details to the overall sound! It is very compact and inexpensive, and I am very happy and satisfied with the performance so far as a beginner guitar player! There are many pros as mentioned above and no cons so far, and I'd recommend this product to my other beginner guitar players friends as well!

I bought this based on the reviews, price, and compact size of the unit. It delivers on all fronts: it sounds good, is small and easy to carry around/doesn't take up much space on the pedal board, and it has worked well so far. I stopped using my amp reverb, as I have more control using this pedal.

For the money...you can’t really complain. It feels very well made and sturdy and it does sound ok. I would recommend it to a friend

nice reverb sound very good with my fender super champ, better than the onboard reverb in the amp. I like reverb and trem at the same time so I got this reverb not expecting a lot. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this reverb All 3 positions on toggle gives a different eq of tone.

there seems to be a lot of cool small boutique pedals out these days so i thought i'd give this one a shot to go along with my practice amp which doesnt have reverb. i guess i'm spoiled on true tank reverbs over the years but this is barely an approximation and most of the settings on the pedal are useless. no one would want their decay to go that long, the spring doesnt' really sound like spring and the ROOM doesn't really sound like room. i've had some fun with it and you can get a pretty decent slapback sound out of it, but id really rather just have a delay pedal if that's how i'm going to use it. really is pretty disappointing sonically, because i really like the pedal build, price and appearance. it's just not going to give you a very realistic-sounding reverb, especially after distortion. i've ordered my amp's footswitch used to get the reverb operational again! i'd be happy to check out some other pedals by this manufacturer but i should haveb known great reverb probably isn't happening for $30

Terrible. First one I got, was broken, right out of the box. The replacement unfortunately worked. None of the controls can be turned up more than 10% above zero, before feedback and or background noise, renders it unusable. I cannot imagine how people are able get anything out of it, but noise. The mix control just cuts the input signal, leaving only the unamplified base signal of the pedal. Thus, turning up the mix, cuts the overall volume and mixes out the input signal, until its nothing but faint noise. If all the controls are bottomed out, it produces a minimally useable effect... but then why does it even have controls and why does it cost more than $10?Terrible, incompetent engineering.

This little guy is some noisy when engaged. I plugged it into a perfectly quiet amp and, when engaged, it started feeding back and made some really terrible electronic 'noise' sounds. I couldn't get this to stop so I never even worked with it long enough to hear the reverbs, that level of sound was a no-go. Not sure if mine was a lemon but I'm beginning to think you may get what you pay for here folks, sorry to say...

great for dream pop or shoegaze. gotta love the small pedal size too so you dont take up too much space on your board.