Chorus Pedal, Chorus Guitar Pedal, Mini Analog Chorus Pedal, DC 9V, True Bypass for Electric Guitar

The Pogolab delay is a great pedal. It’s well-made, and works as-advertised. It’s also a great value for the money. I wanted something that would add a little bit of sustain and make my single note lines sound a little more interesting. I play with a whole lot of fuzz, and the main fuzz pedal I use is a modified FZ-2. The Pogolab delay thickens up the tone just a shade and gives me enough sustain to slide between notes and modulate the pitch as much as I like, with no hassles. And I can run it all through the phaser and drown it all in reverb and come up with some really interesting soundscapes. Very happy with my purchase.

★★★★★The Pogolab Delay Pedal is an absolute gem! The repeats are warm and clear, with just the right balance of analog richness and digital precision. The controls are intuitive, making it easy to dial in anything from subtle slapback to lush, ambient echoes. It’s built like a tank and delivers studio-quality tones at a great price. A must-have for any pedalboard!

I have a fairly large large pedal board and, while not really complex or anything, I sometimes need a flow chart to explain it to others. As a consequence, my large pedals are sometimes not an option and a suitable replacement is needed. I was looking for something that could function as a clean boost, drive, and push into the distortion territory. I needed it to replace a TS-9DX Turbo Tubescreamer and a DS-1 and I needed to be able to justify to myself buying another pedal on top of the dozens I own already. That's where the Pogolab Overdrive comes in. I'll be honest, the price caught my attention first. Under $30, cool! And the cute artwork to represent the clipping of the different modes, clever.(Quick aside: this drive is based on the Fulltone OCD. The two modes, called "flat" and "bright" are equivalent to LP and HP on the OCD and the Bright mode has a graphic of a pair of broken glasses. Adorable.) Justification of purchase: Check! When I see a little effort put into presentation it says that the manufacturer cares about the brand and gives me comfort that they don't make e-waste with bad tone. It makes for a great "clean tone engoodener" on bright mode with the gain at minimum, it's a good mid-gain drive, and it straddles the fence into distortion but it's picky about when, where and how it does. That's fine. Boutique brands ask hundreds for fuzzes that can only go in one spot of the signal chain, nbd. So, check, check, and pass I guess. I added pics so you can see my board and its size on it. It's a lot less room than the two Boss-sized pedals it's filling the role of so that makes one more check in favor.

Very good for the price. High compression level with little noise. A winner !

When this unit is plugged in and powered up it has a constant hissing sound coming through the amp. Not real loud but noticeable enough when idling. None of the preamp controls will get rid of it so it's coming from the fx box and goes away when it's turned off. The unit does have a nice range of sounds and the hiss is not a prob when playing. Or is it? Hard to tell. Maybe this one is defective and might even sound better if not. Who knows, the price makes it not worth worrying about a return. It's still fun to mess with. HPpy shopping...

This pedal is solid and does what it's supposed to do. Super easy to use. The price is unbeatable. I would recommend.

This is a great pedal for bass. It's probably not the most incredible option but it surely does a nice job. This will work if you play bass and guitar. You will only need one pedal for both situations. It is very well built and it has a quality look about it. Quiet and the switch is quiet.

loud audio pop when engaging or dis-engaging effect. I wont recommend this and it probably wont get much use. Too bad because other 'tiny' pedals aren't doing this. Why this one? Update 4/17/25: vendor graciously sent an email to offer a full refund of which I took advantage of. Thank you .