Donner Modulation Pedal - Mod Square Ⅱ for Electric Guitar Pedal Boards, 16 Effects Chorus Phaser Tremolo Flanger Rotary Vibrato Wah Lo-fi Detune 16 Modulation Modes

Donner sometimes gets a bad rap, bought all of their pedals that I have bought perform and sound as good, or better, than the big brand expensive pedals. Plus, these are for more compact and make designing a pedal board a pleasure. Try them out like I did and your skepticism just may go away.

Pros: good sound quality and versatile effect options. Cons: noticeable volume reduction even with the level knob cranked all the way over. Also, I found that the rotary fx controller is way too easy to move and I would end up inadvertently changing the effect when I was hitting it on and off in a hurry. I ended up returning this pedal and went with the Valeton Coral Mod II which has better detents for each fx mode on the rotary switch.

All-in-one pedals are usually a compromise with benefits and drawbacks, and this pedal is no exception. As far as the quality of the effects, they are just fine. The pedal has all of the effects you would expect from a modulation pedal: Wah, Flanger, Tremolo, Phaser, and Chorus, with additional variations of most of these effects, making the pedal incredibly versatile. The Choruses and Flangers are stand outs, and they sound as good as dedicated pedals that cost twice as much. The other included effects also do the job, though I found the wah effects a bit weaker than I would prefer. But the effects aren't the issue. The problem with this pedal, if you can call it a problem, isn't the effects quality or the durability; the pedal has held up very well to weekly practices and monthly gigging. The issue is that as a "stomp box", it is not the easiest pedal to use, especially during a gig. The writing on the pedal is small and not easy to read, in particular on a dark stage. After having used the pedal for more than six months, I have the dial settings somewhat memorized, so I can sort of find effects by knowing how many turns to make relative from current effect I'm using. This isn't ideal, but it works well enough. But the major problem, while gigging or even practicing, is adjusting the parameters of the effects. For instance, I prefer a lush Chorus, and a more subtle Flanger. To achieve this requires more memorization, quick, on the fly adjustments, and it requires me to bend down to do it. At practice this isn't so much of a problem, but when playing live, it can slow down the flow of the set, and worse, accidentally turning the dial to the wrong effect can change the entire sound of the song. Once again, this pedal, like most multi-effects pedals, is a compromise, and I knew that before I purchased it. Learn to use it and you can eliminate five pedals from your board, but it takes some practice and memorization I found it worth the effort, because the effects are solid, and I try to keep my gear to a minimum when playing live. But some players may prefer dedicated pedals for each effect, which is understandable. But for the low cost, it was worth a try, and overall I am pleased with my purchase.

Sounds good running strong no issues for the price. Reliability, tuning is decent, works well.

Mod Square II: It sort of works, but it's very quiet. I'm using the correct power supply. I've tried it in a signal chain of multiple pedals and by itself. Also with buffer pedals in front and after it. The pedal reduces my volume by more than half. I tried two other mod pedals with the same features from other brands with no volume issue. Either this is a bad pedal design or I received a defective unit. The size is nice and fit in the spare space in the corner of my pedalboard. Shame this unit was a dud. DT Deluxe: The tuner does a fine job tuning, but it makes a very loud humming noise when it's engaged. Every other tuner pedal i've used is silent in this mode. And if you have any other pedals on while this tuner is on, then that noise will be made more noticeable or louder (especially after distortion or overdrive). This makes this pedal tuner completely unusable for gigging or any live performance scenario. I own three of these Donner pedals and two of them are unusable. Wish i could have returned them, but was unable to at the time. The blue compression pedal is fine. nothing amazing, but it does it's job and doesn't suck your tone or make noise like the other Donner pedals.

this one arrived broken. Couldn't hear anything above a whisper, even at full volume. Cant all be winners, I guess, but I still love my other Donner products.

More bells and whistles than you might need.

So much fun from a small pedal. My kid plays an Electric Harp and this pedal took the angelic harp to rock and roll with just a click. Totally worth it to start learning how to use pedals.

Económico, buen modulador, entrega rápida.

value for money, perfect sound quality,

Most effects are actually pretty cool. A few are too weird or similar to others in the same pedal, but overall great value for money. If you're looking for super accurate knobs and stuff, maybe this isn't for you. Otherwise it's great.

Il pedale suona bene rapporto qualità prezzo molto buono peccato che non si riesca a leggere le voci sul selettore perché sono scritte di un colore troppo chiaro

finally! an fx pedal that ACTUALLY WORKS! be warned: you will need your own 9V power supply, not included.