New super-tough metal chassis with 3 footswitches, 5 realtime control knobs, and expression pedal.
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Feature:
all the features are great, i talked about it in the sound section.
Quality:
Ummmm its BOSS guys. they build these things like tanks.
Value:
great value. i fully recommend this to anyone on a budget.
Desirability:
idk i guess it looks pretty cool.
Sound:
the sound is incredible on all the modulations. it took me a while to find a distortion soft enough, i just switched to the blues setting(which is amazing.) my only complaint is the wah pedal, its a little choppy. other than that great sound.
Ease of Use:
Soooooooo easy to use. it took me only 30 minutes to get awesome sound.
Support:
never had to use them.
Overall:
this is an awesome pedal. my only recommendation is you might want to get a seperate wah pedal if you want top of the line.
Submitted: 2/26/2008
Style of Music: christian rock
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Feature:
The inability to mix delay with reverb is royal pain in the arse. The wah is not progressive enough in shift from low to high position.
It's a pedal low on features but that's what makes so usable compared to most competitors
Quality:
It's a VERY sturdy pedal. I don't the parameters are as durable as the ones found on me-50 and the gt series but unless kicked or stomped on severaly, it will last a long time.
Defo a keeper. The quality is still far highers than the competition
Value:
Could be a little cheaper
Sound:
I think it's a good pedal if you only use/need the basic mod + delay effect. the sounds are good for the price (zoom & digitech cheap multi fx are no match sound wise but prob better features) with the exception of the distortion section: Overdrive & blues are very similar and banal. They're not very reaslitic in the way that it's possible to have as much gain as the metal distortion option... i dont believe a natural sounding overdrive could ever rival with a metal zone in the real world.. but they're still usable in moderation.
The wah is not bad. I use it quite a lot. The main issue is the transition between high and low positions: Not smooth at all. But if you play with it for a while you'll get use to it and adjust yourself so that it becomes normal-ish. The volume pedal does a perfect job at adjusting the volume. ;)
I hook the me-20 to my epiphone valve junior head powering a 4x12 cab in my bedroom and it makes the most perfect practice amp i've had. Seriously, it's extremely satisfying. I would definitely do small gigs with that set up if everything was mic'ed.
Ease of Use:
It's VERY easy to handle. A quick glance at the instructions and you're ready to conquer all soundscapes.
Support:
never had to use them
Overall:
If you dont already own a higher range multi fx. You should definitely consider this me-20.
Submitted: 12/11/2007
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