JOYOOverdrive Mini Pedal for Electric Guitar Pedal Effect - True Bypass Ironman Series (Blue Rain JF-311)

Having tried several delay pedals (some far more costly than this one), I gave this a shot and I'm glad I did. Gives a nice, very subtle delay, which is what I was seeking. There are several types of delay, all useable, and to just about any extreme you could imagine. Plus, it truly is a tiny pedal, an advantage for just about any pedalboard.

*spaceverb is not true bypass just digital* all the other ironman series joyo pedals i ordered were true bypass, but not this one. title of the listing is wrong. (it says it on the pedal atleast, but cmon)kinda big deal for me, im using these for busking, if i ever have a power issue with space verb it might cut off my signal abruptly,for those who dont know, this pedal needs to be constantly powered to allow your signal to pass through, for most people with intricate pedal boards this likely wont ever be a problem if youre using a lot of power already every time you play,4 stars, it should be 3 but i dont want the review for spaceverb to effect the review for the other pedals.With how toxic employers can be, i guess its the peoples jobs to be sticklers towards these businesses for every single mistake :)

Reviewing the Wow Wah. Little lavender beauty is tiny and gets the job done easily. Very quickly found my sweet spot and the size is actually really nice. With tiny enclosures it does seem like the power receptacle placement is always inconvenient. For me, so far, this is the only drawback. I just got it so longevity is not a factor here yet.

Price, Durability, Function, Sound, Size? This little pedal checks all the boxes for me. If you just need something solid and dependable for a reverb without all the frills, then look no further. For the price it can't be beat. Built like a tank, has a protective cover to save your knobs (and settings) from getting accidentally broken (or moved). Works flawlessly as it should. The knobs and switches feel sturdy and don't wiggle or feel frail. Don't let the size fool you either... Sure it's small but it fits literally anywhere on my board and sounds pretty damn good for a (twenty some) dollar reverb pedal. The one draw back in my mind is that the power socket is near the input jack which makes it tough to place with 90degree jumpers. (They tend to get in each others way) But, if it were on the front like most, I'm sure someone would say it's inconvenient for their set up so I don't take any points off for this. It has to go somewhere so pick your battles. To me, next to the cord input is never ideal. All in all a solid all around pedal, well worth the price! Also, just some food for thought, The company has been very good communicating (with me at least) when I have had any issues. Some (A lot actually) don't care and will never even answer an email or phone call. Just sayin.

I already have a BOSS compressor pedal but I bought this one because of the price and I wanted something smaller for my pedal board. I knew it was smaller but still quite surprised at exactly how tiny it is. I'm glad I got it, having purchased JOYO items before and found them to be very competitive when it comes to performance and sound quality. Given that, they're a great deal price-wise. THIS pedal is outstanding in how it sounds, how adjustable the parameters are, and the "Ironman" cover does prevent your preferred settings from being messed with unless you want to adjust them. The added volume (if wanted) and sustain are superb. You can pay more, but you're unlikely to get more "bang for your buck" if you do.

For the price this is a pretty good pedal. For all the crap people talk about this brand of pedals it honestly is not like they make it out to be. You’ll get pretty good value out of this one for what you’re paying FOR SURE. If your aim is to get the best chorus, this is not the one. If your aim is to get a competitive sounding pedal at a good value that is more than useable this is the one. If you want an extreme amount of chorus you will have to dime the pedal. That was my goal. Using it on bass. I have a powerful drive going into it which I think is the key if you want an extreme chorus sound. No noise. Easy to understand. If you’re playing guitar through this you can get that nirvana kind of come as you are sound. It exceeded my expectations.

having just received this product ,I spent yesterday playing with the "Space Verb".this is a cool product. it fits in the palm of your hand. it was easy to use,and I imagine that as I move along I find some more will surface.. ok bought more cords since several are needed and not on hand..the delay was impressive, had v some tightness with. some of the knobs,I'm sure the smoothness will not be a problem. Accuracy is a+, and i! sure that it will stay that way.smoothness proved to be great with ,as I said above, some tightness. If some of my mates ask me if they should purchase , I would tell them ,GET IT. As I spend more timr, I feel it will not let me down. ...good stuff.......Donnie Pl

I returned this pedal. I'm comparing this to an older, larger two-knob yellow Joyo tremolo pedal.This new pedal noticeably cuts treble when turned on, which the old one doesn't. For me, that's a drawback. I would have returned it for that reason alone.On this pedal, only the top half of the travel of the Depth knob makes a detectable difference. When the Wave knob is all the way left, this effect is even worse.With the Wave knob at least at halfway, if you don't mind the treble cut, it's a usable pedal. But if I'm paying more for versatility, I want the versatility I'm paying for.