AZORPure Boost Guitar Effect Pedal Micro Clean Boost Pedal for Electric Guitar True Bypass

I have to be honest, I did not expect this pedal to sound this good. I wanted an analog chorus pedal but I did not want to spend a lot as I already own a TC Corona Chorus and an HX stomp, which both have a variety of really good chorus sounds but are digital. I compared it to the Nux Analog Chorus and the Joyo Ironman Mini chorus and this pedal sounded much better (to me) than those. The pedal can get very lush sounding and has a lot of adjustability within the knobs. It is definitely voiced in the Boss CE-1/CE-2 realm. The only downside is that it can be a bit noisy in the higher mix settings and the pedal itself is a bit frumpy looking, but the casing and the knobs themselves feel very solid. The footswitch is a bit loud and I could tell the one in the Joyo pedal appeared to be better quality. However, for less than $25, this is a killer sounding chorus pedal.

Spring Reverb: Was a little hesitant but...good build quality! Adds no noise I can detect (first in my signal chain). Adjustment range is all I need for my living room amp. This is exactly what I had hoped for. I will be looking at their other pedals as well now...hope they make a compressor.Green Overdrive: Sounds great...very similar to the MUCH more expensive Soul Food pedal, just not as much volume boost...easily remedied so a great deal on a great sounding pedal.

Yo lo compre para tocar surf y cumple. Ya no tocó en escenarios, nadamas en mi casa y me funciona muy bien. Para eso esta perfecto, para algo mas enserio, hay mejores.

Vale la pena cada centavo ... buena construccion muy buen sonido y potencia viene con su manual y un velcro para pegarlo a tu pedalera si es que tienes lo recomiendo mucho

I didn't know what to expect from the AZOR LEON DRIVE, but it turns out to be an interesting variation on the TS808 Tube Screamer !The "HP / LP" switch gives this pedal almost a "Jeckyl & Hyde" split personality. I should mention that this switch configuration has apparently given some the impression that this pedal is an "OCD" clone...it is NOT !In the "LP" position, the circuit is dead a on clone of the TS808 circuit (at least component wise). I say this because while I have never tried a "real" TS, my curiosity got the best of me, and I traced out the circuit !The little "extra" with this pedal is the "HP" switch position. The difference between the HP and LP positions is pretty drastic (in a good way). The HP position has more "Presence" and higher headroom than the LP position. It makes me think of a particular British amp sound (HIWATT, based on what I've read, and having seen The Who live in '69), It stays pretty clean, but will give you some nice breakup when you crank your guitar volume. The "HP" setting is courtesy of LED clipping diodes vs the typical clipping diodes used in the TSXX pedals.The "LP" position is also very usable...tone wise it reminds me of a Fuzz Face with less gain (but nothing" cleans up" with your guitar volume knob like a Fuzz Face).Hope this helps 🙂