Guitar Mini Effects Pedal Vibe - Analog Rotary Speaker Effect Sound Processor Portable Accessory for Guitar and Bass - FUV2

Been playing for 25+ years, and have gone through many pedals. May just be me, but the pedal game has definitely evolved through the years. Is this an authentic univibe with a pedal?...no. Is it a Leslie rotary?...no. But it will really surprise you with the quality tone and effect it gives and allows you to keep. It’s got a sturdy build to it, and the controls give you a decent amount of variation for whatever level you need or are looking for. If I had to give any negatives about it, then *maybe* the button doesn’t click loud like most pedals... but that’s trivial. I have it sitting behind my #2 drive pedal (on either side of my delay).For the price, you won’t find a better sounding pedal. And if you disagree, then you must be one of “those guys”.Well worth the $25ish.

It looks and feels well-constructed, and I like how the switch engages without me having to press super hard.When I first plugged it in after my gain pedals, I didn’t like how it altered the tone. The highs got really fizzy and crinkly; thin without definition. It didn’t sound much like the YouTube demos I’d watched, and I figured it just maybe didn’t “play well” with my other effects. I was just about to box it up to return it, when I decided to try putting it before my gains, and I’m thankful I did! It sounds great there!I’ve only played it for about an hour so far, but I’m really impressed. It’s warm, and to my ear it’s similar to a tremolo effect. The “level” knob seems to add some gain (or at least volume), and the other knobs are really useful for dialing in a substantial variety of sounds.So make sure to try it before any gain effects!

Came quickly. Inexpensive simulation of the “Leslie”rotary sound. I use with guitar. Noiseless click on and off. No volume drop when engaged. I’m happy with it. I also have a compressor form the same company that I like very much. Be aware that (unlike the compressor) it does NOT come with an AC power cord; and, like the compressor, it does NOT take a 9 volt battery. So you will have to purchase an AC power cord separately. I purchased a power “tank” that I plug both the compressor and the rotary effects into.

Not a phaser not a chorus not a vibrato. Very cool univibe effect almost too cheap to not try. If you always wondered and wanted to get that classic psychedelic guitar sound of Hendrix, Trower, & Pink Floyd, here it is. I love this pedal and really loved the price.

This pedal is a good phase shifter, but not exactly what I was looking for. The vibe sound lacks that true univibe quality. But the structural and overall look of the pedal is very good. And if you are looking for a great priced phase shifter effect then it's worth the investment.

More of a univibe then a leslie simulator..still nice effect though, impressed with these kokko pedals

Bad pedal. Lots of noise and static sound as soon as pedal is engaged. Knobs also are off. The slightest touch and you go from 20% to 100% no in between. Do not recommend.

For $40 it is a great modulation effect. Appears to be well made and very versatile Prefer it over many other univibe pedals I have tried