3030 Review

Smooth and precise expression pedal controls volume, wah and pitch shift and effect parameters. 32 built-in distortion, modulation and time-based effects with up to 7 that can be used simultaneously. Fully user programmable.

Ease of Use:	8
Sound:	10
Reliability:	8
Impression:	8
Overall rating:	8.5
Users rating:	6.2
Comments:	2

overall: 8.5

Reviewed by: samlynch, on april 19, 2005

Price paid: $ 73.2

Purchased from: eBay

Ease of Use: It is fairly easy (3/5) for getting a decent sound out of it. All the pedals are fully functional to swap between patches (all 56 of them). Manual - didnýt have one, printed one off net and was really easy to understand. // 8

Sound: I plug a Squire Strat into it with a standard cord. I then plug the pedal into a little Squire amp (dunno what it's called). It can generate a loud noise but isn't at the best quaility (little bit of humming - more louder). 1/2 of the effects are editable so you can have custom settings, can get all kinds of soft and harsh sounds out of it. Very versitile. I can get te sound of RHCP outta it, but not of Green Day. It has step as well which is wkd. distortion od sounds bit cheap I think but still airly good. // 10

Reliability & Durability: Yup, I'll gig with it. // 8

Impression: I play indie/rock and mainly clean setting musics outta it and gives a comparable sound (4.5/5). I have a Squire Strat and amp and this, I only have been plaing 4 months! If lost I'd get something different. I love the step bit of it. Wish it had a better display - it's only got a 88 display. // 8

Comments

[AaROn!]

i have one of these and they are pretty good

[CryingAlone]

i dont like any of the sounds i get from it, id never gig with it lol i mean the powerchord cuts out a ton