Feature:
Dist, middle, treble, bass, mid cut, level.

Quality:
Its mad almost entirely of plastic however it dosent show any signs of breaking yet. I'd prefer a metal contruction.

Value:
Great value for money, It's worth alot more than its sold for.

Desirability:
Its pink. Apart from that its simple to use, sounds great, is versatile, well made and overall a stunning pedal.

Sound:
Makes a great sound, although that obviously depends on your amp and guitar. It sounds just a good as more expensive models and I would not consider replacing it anytime soon. Its brilliant for metal and hard rock.

Ease of Use:
Just plug it in and go! its straight forward to figure out how to use it although getting the barrey in for the first time can be perplexing.

Support:
havnt needed it

Overall:
Buy it.

Feature:
It has a Dist, High, Mid, Mid Cut, Low, and Level knobs, so you can get that perfect tone right out of the pedal itself.

Quality:
It's got a plastic shell, but it can take a beating. 'Nuff Said.

Value:
It's worth more than what you pay for.

Desirability:
It's red and has a unique shape for a footpedal and has a black rubber sole for stepping on.

Sound:
It doesn't have sound itself, but it produces killer tones out of your amp at the turn of a knob. However, it can produce unwanted clutter and crunch at some times (very seldom)

Support:
Haven't Needed It.

Overall:
Wouldn't Trade it in for any other pedal.

Feature:
This box has a lot of features and I have not come to point where I can't "fake" someones metalsound with this.

Quality:
It's very plastic, but who cares if it brakes I'll get a new one.

Value:
It's very chap and takes every poor guy to metalheaven!

Desirability:
Because of the bad bypass-features it's not the best pedal in the world.

Sound:
I think this pedal has a good metalsound, but when it comes to bypass, which for me is very important because I like to experiment with different sounds in my songs, it's not the best. I don't say it sucks, because of the price and if you're working a lot in the studio like me you can easily disconnect it for a different sound. Even if it doesn't suck it colors your sound kind of a lot... And as you might get "I can't use it live" if I don't use some kind of signalsplitter which I consider to get. And don't use too much distorsion when you're using this box, because then you'll get a viola-like solosound and the box doesn't let all you're fastplayed notes through. AND ONE LAST NOTE! This is no solopedal, but to me it solos just fine with some delay or reverb!

Ease of Use:
It's very easy, just connect the guitar to in and the amplifier to out! And of course rotate the nobs until you're satisfied.

Overall:
This pedal gives you a cool sound for nothing, but there are some issues...

Feature:
Just controlled changeable and flexible distortion.

Quality:
It's entirely plastic, strong though, the knobs work well and it looks neat.

Value:
You get more than you paid for.

Desirability:
Exotic red and black colored, marks and writings are white, yes pretty cool.

Sound:
If you know the right preset, you can almost achieve all kinda sounds you need from Blues to Hard Rock, Heavy/Thrash Metal and Soloing. It gives powerful sound with amplifiers and loud speakers. Generally a reverb/delay effect is crucial.

Ease of Use:
It's not easy to use at all, you gotta know what exactly do you want from it.

Support:
Never needed 'em.