Ortega ANNAlog Stompbox With Built-in Sound Optimized Piezo Technology

This is a cool stomp box...I wasn't aware that I could run my guitar thru it, come out with one line into my PA...very efficient since i use a 2 channel PA...the sound is good and it varies depending on what part of the pedal you tap.also, the rubber pad on the bottom hold it in place so it doesn't slip...a good deal for the money...

I needed some way to provide percussion when playing solo, and this product gave me just what I needed without having to use additional power. Great for the price.

Man... I don't even know where to start... So I'm a one man band I play out 2-3 times a week so I picked this up to replace my cajon/kick pedal set up (I also travel for work and thought I'd be able to use this on the road). I was SO excited when the FedEx dude dropped it off. So I ran it through my pedal board just before the Ditto (last pedal on the board) and I gotta say, this is definitely not worth the money. Outside of being pretty, its basically useless. You would sound much better just not using it at all. Issues: 1- You can barely hear anything even at max volume from the pedal 2- For some reason it clips at about 1/4 volume (which makes no sense if you can hardly hear anything) 3- Not very bassy (more like a knock on the front door) 4- Slides around (very slight, but just enough to make it hard to find the "sweet spot" mid-song) In order for me to even hear anything, I have to turn the volume down on EVERYTHING which throws the sound off. Again, I am running it though my pedal board with a TC Electronic Fuzz pedal, a TC Helicon Vocal Harmony in front of it, and a Ditto behind it. Nothing too elaborate. So for this to work, its going to need IT'S OWN CHANNEL THROUGH A MIXER AT MAX VOLUME TO WORK. Otherwise you'll have your guitar or instrument at almost no volume, while the pedal is clipping at 1/4 volume, and your amp/PA channel is at max volume... Not worth the Benjamin, nor the time, nor the hassle.