Rowin Acoustic AC Stage Acoustic Guitar Simulator Pedal

First off don't pay too much attention to the reviews on this power supply. Got look at the 1 star reviews and they seem to be talking about completely different products. I have no idea how or why but if you read them, they're not talking about this power supply. Now, as for my experience, it works great. The usb outlet still works. My pedals all still work. If the ac adapter ever dies or gets lost I can replace it easily because it's no hard wired in. It fits under my pedal board with no issues. The plugs don't wiggle, they're snug. It's made in a medal housing. Not cheap plastic parts to break. Most importantly, none of my pedals buzz. No 60hz hum what so ever. I run two PCs, two monitors, two amps and a ton of lights a recording equipment in the same room and I can't hear anything but guitar. Throw out your daisy chains and buy two of these. You'll thank me and the guy that invented isolated power supplies.

Cuts unwanted noice without hurting your sound. Very intuitive and easy to use. Love the low price.

This is pretty great honestly, love the control and sounds fantastic. The only problem (and its minimal) is that when you turn on the pedal board, the default is the ON position, even if you turned it off before shutting down the board. I know a lot of pedals do that, I just find it a little annoying.

Since I kept hearing about the legendary Dumble amps the past few months on YouTube, and having not a freakin clue what Dumble amps were before that, but getting a good education in them quickly, and seeing demos of the various pedals that give you something close to that low to med. gain sound, well,I read about the Rowin and I had to have one. I have only used it a few times so far, but it absolutelygives you a nice, warm crunchy OD, can go from real mellow J. J. Cale type, on up to Dire Straits,on up to a good crunch med. gain OD for harder rock or blues solos. The boost it gives youis palpable even on a gain setting of say, 9 pm. Like the Boss Blues Driver, but much moresubtle.That's precisely what I boughtit for. It will also absolutely make a decent small amp or practice amp (but something a bit morepowerful, a Vox, etc.) sound at least close to a Dumble type amp. I wouldn't expect it to beexact, that's impossible, but it sounds darned good, it's built like a tank, metal mini pedal,and it's easy to use and dial in sounds. For $30 it's a total steal, I think. If you want to playsome J J Cale or even Robert Cray, this is the type of pedal you need. Robben Ford, et al.If you want to play Motorhead...well...this is the wrong pedal! LOL

Good.Super cheap, sounds like a classic BB delay quite tiny.BadNo tails on delay, could use a bit more mix (seems to only go to 45% wet/dry).UglyNothing. Honestly it’s so cheap and fun it’s a steal. Using it with a joyo British for a backup rig. It’s great. Cheap little pedals like these rival several Boss products I’ve used. Time for the big boys to step up their game.

I lean on only a few pedals and wanted to add a blues / distortion tone to my lineup, and decided to give an affordable pedal a try. I compared this to the "Donner Overdrive Guitar Pedal, Blues Drive Vintage Overdrive Effect Warm/Hot Modes for Pedal Boards Electric Guitar, True Bypass", expecting them to sound quite different. I own quality guitars and amps that are both practical and high quality from G&L Legacy Special to Godin A6 to Fender (Mexican) Nashville Power telecaster. I have various amps that range from Fender Hot Rod Deluxe, Fender Mustang GT100, and even a cool Spark 40. That said, I now simplify performance through an array / sub and the board, using pedals and no amp. Regardless of direct-to-PA or through-the-board, this pedal does an okay job, but I think it's a better fit if you're really on a budget. To me, it wasn't bad tone, but it wasn't great, and I really shouldn't have expected it to not be so noisy when it's at a great price. If you're playing through a little amp with no good affects or a small PA, this may be great for you. It's really decent tone and constructed very nicely. I ended up returning this and the Donner pedal (not huge difference, really) for the JOYO American Sound Amp Simulator Pedal of Fd 57 Deluxe Amplifier from Clean to Overdrive Sound for Electric Guitar Effect - Bypass (JF-14). That pedal is also well built and offers good tone - just a little noisy yet. In truth, I did these cheap pedals in a hurry to add to a lineup of Boss, MXR and other pedals (I only play through a few) for a fast gig, but I'll likely get to know my old Voice Live Extreme 3 better for all it can do with effects, harmonies, and looping - but that's at a wildly different price point (hundreds more). This is a good value pedal for basic play.

Excelente pedal para ecualizacion en bajo. Económico pero con buen sonido.

Like the title says, and that’s just my opinion. But this is a fun pedal that helps you make some really cool sounds.

No tenía muchas expectativas debido al precio, pero sorprendentemente la calidad es muy buena. Es un pedal muy pequeño pero con un gran sonido. Lo recomiendo para quienes como yo, tocan guitarra como pasatiempo.

Pedal muy compacto imprescindible si quieres dar salida a tu pedalera a una mesa de mezclas para ir directo a la PA, para conectar un altavoz de respuesta plana como un monitor de escenario o para grabar… La salida es muy silenciosa tanto en XLR como en jack, y tiene además un ajuste de nivel para elevar o reducir la señal 20dB, como tienen muchas cajas DI, que resulta muy útil.La emulación de cabina es decente, pero no esperes que sea como una IR de gama alta… la mayor pega es que si la activas, tiene que ser para las dos salidas… de manera que no puedes mandar la salida sin emulación por jack al ampli y la salida XLR con emulación a la mesa… O las dos van con emulación o ninguna… esto me parece un fallo que le resta versatilidad… Estaría bien que se pudiese asignar o bien tener una salida thru para ir al ampli directamente.Por último, el LED es demasiado brillante… yo lo he tenido que tapar con un poco de cinta porque me resulta molesto…Si no necesitas que sea muy compacta, yo creo que es más apañada la DI de Behringer Ultra-G Gi100 (también la tengo)… Luego ya te metes en opciones muy caras…En definitiva diría que es bastante recomendable y sólo le falta el poder asignar las salidas con o sin emulación…

elle marche beaucoup mieux que mon ancien noise gâte behringer nr300 rien a voir !!j'garde mon son ! j'entend pas de différence avec ou sans donc c'est parfait pour moi en tout casje pense que un jour je me prendrai une noise gâte pour ma boucle et pour surtout comparé avec un model plus haut gamme et voir la différence ( je joue en appartement donc a faible volume )