Feature:
it has a distinct sound,,actually i noticed a little bit of boost too

Quality:
it s lasted almost a year on two duracells

Value:
i wanted a cheap reverb pedal and others were 200 to 300 hundred bucks

Desirability:
it s just practical,, very practical i use on my steel guitar among others

Sound:
sure it s not great but for the money it rules i tried hooking two up and strange effects

Ease of Use:
i gave it a six i think it s a good beginner or a very patient person to operate it correctly

Support:
never had no problems before

Overall:
if i find one less than a hundred bucks i would consider it or a trade possibly

Feature:
Limited reverb controls. Hi-cut? Doesn't do what it seems like it would.

Quality:
After one gig with this thing (I used it with my Nord Electro 2...shouldn't have bought such a cheap accessory for such a beautiful instrument), I plugged it in a few days later and it immediately made a loud continuous squawking noise through the amp. Even when bypassed I could still faintly hear it. No good!

Value:
Cheap in $, and cheap in everything else too.

Desirability:
Just won't do it. Enough said.

Sound:
This is not a reverb sound, but a scary delay-type of thing. Don't expect Boss- or Lexicon-style reverb at all.

Support:
Haven't had to, and won't, deal with them. Crap. Better off with a Boss RV-5 stereo reverb pedal.

Overall:
Not good for what it is, cheap, cheap, and cheap. If you're looking for a pedal get a Boss (especially the RV-5 for keyboard players, it's stereo) or a nice rack unit. It will pay off in the long run because you'll have GOOD REVERB!