Great "Univibe" clone. Has more of the "Band Of Gypsy's" vibe than the Fulltone Dejavibe 2 I had (and got rid of). Kind of phasey and swirly. Fills out the tone on lower rate settings. Very organic and natural sounding. I did the drill mod (to access the "rate" trim) and I highly recommend it.(Make sure you know what you're doing, check on-line for instructions).

It's a Vibe pedal. Turn the knobs til you get the sound you want. Do the Mod!

See above

A "rehousing" is in order for any of these Dano pedals if your gonna play out or are on the road. But for the price, it can't be beat.

Awesome value. Big bang for the buck! You probably have $29 bucks in coins laying around the house( or apt).

No opinion. I never had to contact Danelectro concerning any of their pedals (and I own quite a few).

Like I said earlier! I would "rehouse" it not only for safety concerns but for aesthetic reasons as well. They're not that ugly but I'd rather see it in a painted hammond box than the plastic one they put it in. I'm not really complaining given the price. It's still sounds better than any of the Fulltone stuff I've owned.

Pro Musician/Producer/Engineer

Rock

Here is where this unit gets its high marks. It nails the Univibe sound at a fraction of the price of VooDoo lab or any other Vibe clone out there. Set both knobs about 12:00 and tweak a little from there. Pure swoosh heaven

You can go from swoosh to drippy vibrato, pretty much a one (useful) sound box.

Here is where it takes a hit - crappy plastic trash.

For the money it nails the vibe tone, but the parts won't stand any abuse.

Non -existent. If it works -enjoy, if it doesn't you didn't spend a lot.

If you need a vibe tone and can't lay out a hundred bucks, this is your boy -

Weekend Band player

Rock