Multi Effects Acoustic Guitar Pedal,Cube Baby AC Guitar Multi Effects Pedal Delay Chorus Tremolo Reverb Effect Pedal

Even if you're not on a budget, it's a nice pedal to experiment (especially for a still new-and-learning bass player like myself). Using it with my Ibanez bass (the same one in my reviews). Works fine and came with instructions for programming preset. Has a lot going on for the price, I definitely couldn't pass it up.Nice delay and reverb effects, a clearly labeled tuner interface, headphone jack, and a plug that is apparently for plugging in a phone to record music. Haven't used that part yet but probably eventually... Definitely recommending this, not just because of the decent price and my appreciation of the diverse sound options, but also because it's very compact and comes in a box with legitimate instructions that don't seem like they were patched together in a hurry. Also included were two usb cables (mentioned in the product description on Amazon).. The whole experience was as expected.. Bluetooth was functional as well.

Great practice tool, or live backup rig.

Sounds fine. Not too hard to learn. Bought this for rehearsals. Set user presets for same low gain OD, light reverb and delay, but at different volume levels so I could boost the same sound. A problem is that the switching isn't immediate. I also wish there more than 2 low gain amp models out of the 10(?) on board. Decent product for the money.

Nice compact small multi effects pedal and reasonably priced compared to whats out there. It comes loaded with a nice collection of cabinet IR's and Amp sims, most sound good and accurate. Much better than I expected.Fairly easy to load your own cabinet IR's once you figure out the PC interface. Several YT videos to help with that if needed. Fairly intuitive on programming presets, controls are clearly marked too.It says up to 6 hours of use on a charge, I've got 8 hrs of heavy use without a problem or a low battery. Though we'll have to see how many years it lasts before the battery needs replaced? From what Ive seen online it uses a small 3.7v lipo battery which one might be able to upgrade to a larger mA hour battery with but there is not a lot of room inside, its packed.My only complaint is you cant load your own Amp sims, but for the price, its not a deal breaker. For $200ish you could buy a Boss IR2 which can load both simulations. Also mine says Cuvave on it but the newer models says M-wave as the company changed there name. I see lots of the same pedals online with many different brand names printed on them. I would assume they're all very similar if not identical copies.M-wave does make a nice line of pedals, their Cube Sugar and Tank G/B are larger multi effects pedals, kind of like the Cube Baby on steroids with more features.Ive recommended this pedal to several friends and they've bought one and are all happy with the Cube Baby. I'll likely buy another one for my son who's just learning to play guitar. It is nice for those on a budget.

You can’t get any better than a Cuvave product! Every sound it’s supposed to make it makes very well and the battery charge less for a long time storage and use time is about three long gigs. I keep it in my Guitar case at all times just in case my rig fails, which has happened twice and the unit has performed admirally. It’s a little smaller than you think it’s gonna be but it still works great.

El producto no es malo, pero no quedé satisfecho con los sonidos que trae, quizás para otras personas les sirva mucho, pero aun no encuentro un efecto de guitarra acústica que me deje satisfecho, pero eso no quiere decir que este producto para otros sea malo.

Like others here I also picked up this Fuzz pedal after seeing the Cuvave demo on Youtube. And I heard the warning about these subsequent brand pedals that lack a noise gate and perhaps don't sound as good as the original. Well, the one I received, like some others here, has a noise gate and it sounds great. No noise. Like all pedals you have to find the sweet spots, and there are a few on this one. I'm pleasantly surprised by how good it sounds. At 12 o'clock it's transparent with nice crackling fuzz. It's thick, clear and round in the lows and crackling in the mid and highs. Tons of clear, deep low end. You even get some velcro sounds at 2pm. I don't like it at full blast though. It gets muddy and overly saturated for what I do.. Although, I suppose if you dial your guitar back there are great undertones to be had. Listen, this pedal hits above its class. I have it on a board with premium boutique pedals and it's not out of place in the slightest. I've read and heard that it doesn't' perform well after buffers or buffered pedals, so I put it at the front on my chain before my 2 overdrives and before my modulation pedals. Is this a common thing with Fuzz? Anyway, It's a solid pedal. Don't hesitate. And have fun. Best to you folks.

This pedal is awesome as long as you don't actually try to use it. Break it for more than a riff or two, straight garbage. Constantly resets in the middle of playing.