Leo Jaymz Portable Multi-Effects Guitar/Bass Amplifier Modeler Effects Processor with 6 Effects Modules, 80 Editable Presets & Rechargeable Battery

I'm old-school. I spent years buying individual boxes, batteries, cables. Then there's the storage, especially as you get older. This little box does it all and weirdly, is too good to be true! - really good sound, rechargeable battery (10 hrs = busking?), presets that are decent, programmable settings, on-the-fly manual settings, interface that makes sense and is helpful.It is an initial steep learning curve, to get your head around where they're coming from. Don't think as a player with an insert effect, think as a sound engineer with all the boxes of tricks at their disposal, selecting pre-amps, amps, speakers and effects, to get the desired sound - from the player to the final output. Once you get how to use it, in a few days you can't put it away.I giggle at it every day. I just can't believe this is wher we are at with digital these days.

My first experience of a modelling pedal with IRs. The battery format is useful as it can be used anywhere with headphones and also works fine plugged in via usb. Some quite useable amp models. For the cost it was decent, but in the end I returned it for a NUX MG30, as I could stretch my spend and get more bells and whistles. Still, this unit is fair value overall and on a smaller budget would have kept it.

Very easy to use and robust metal construction. A great range of sounds available so it's easy to find things you like to hear without needing to rely on the 40 pre-programmed settings, just play around and within a short time you'll have a few settings that sound great. I haven't bothered to download the app, just don't need it.

My husband, the guitar player, is the person who has used this the most. He's really enjoyed it.It keeps charge very well and there are plenty of effects on this to keep him entertained. He's very happy.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve got to say, I’m very impressed with this little FX pedal. It’s got a ton of features and it’s very well made.In the box you get the pedal and a USB cable for charging the unit.The build quality is excellent with the outer case being made of metal along with the foot pedals/buttons.The function buttons are rubber and feel responsive when pressed. The 2 main knobs are also sturdy and responsive when twisted too.In the back you have 2 1/4 mono jacks, one for IN and one for OUT. Theres also a 3.5mm earphone jack and USB port too.The HD screen is back lit and is nice and clear, easy to see in darker light.Using the pedal is a little daunting to someone who doesn’t use FX pedals much. I’m no tech wizard when it comes to using FX pedals, but I managed to work out how it works by just messing around with it. There is an instruction booklet to walk you through each section but it may be a bit difficult to understand for some.It has 80 editable presets, which is plenty for what I’d be using it for, various effects modules and it can also be connected to your computer or IOS device.I haven’t tried hooking up to my computer or phone yet but being able to use this on a mobile device certainly is a plus point!One thing I do like about this pedal is the tuning feature. I know most pedals come with this these days but it’s something I always welcome when tuning my guitar.I’ve used it a few times now whilst having a mess around with my guitar and the effects I’ve got coming through my small amp do sound really great. I like a bit of delay and sometimes a bit of reverb to get some Shoegaze style sounds.I’m not in a band and I’m certainly no Jimi Hendrix, but I do often pick up my guitar when I’m bored and just strum a few cords.This pedal has made it sound like I can actually play my guitar!! Sticking on some delay makes your cords and string plucks sound so much more interesting. I’m really glad I got one of these…my neighbours may actually think i’m not a bad guitarist after all!Overall, this is a great little FX pedal. It’s compact, has a lot of features and it’s very well made. I’ve only touched the surface with this thing and I know there’s a lot more for me to learn, but I’m having fun at making my guitar playing sound much better than I actually am. The only thing I would say is that working out how everything works may seem a bit difficult to some, I would advise you to just have a mess around with it. Try different setting and adjustments and I’m sure you’ll find your way.This is a good FX pedal for a beginner. It doesn’t break the bank and has enough on it to keep you busy making new sounds.

The media could not be loaded. This fx pedal/amp modeller packs a tonne of features into a portable package.The pedal makes a positive first impression with a compact metal body, satisfying physical controls, and a bright, easy to read screen.The controls are pretty intuitive, with knobs to control the menus and volume and an array of buttons to switch between effects and settings. The pedal switches cycle between a potentially vast number of saved presets.The effects and amp models themselves offer a huge variety of sounds. I'm not a effects expert and I don't have an amp to really take advantage of everything the pedal offers, but it definitely expands the range of sounds that can come out of my Yamaha THR.Great stuff.

This really is a compact little unit, and being battery powered it’s very portable making it very easy to take around with me.Quality is surprisingly good for the size and price point. It lacks a lot of the bells and whistles of more expensive units, but it’s more than capable.

This multi-effects processor packs a lot into a portable design. The editable presets and range of effects make it versatile for crafting custom sounds, while the rechargeable battery is great for long jam sessions or gigs. It’s easy to navigate with the knobs and footswitches, so you can focus on playing.The added features like Bluetooth and headphone monitoring add convenience for practice or recording. A solid choice for anyone looking for a lightweight, all-in-one effects solution.