Multi Effects Guitar Pedal TANK-G,Digital Electric Guitar Effector with 36 Editable Presets,Chorus,Delay,Reverb,MOD,IR Loading,Recording,Tuner,Built-in battery,BT connection

Works and sounds great! Better than expected. This also has great hard rock and metal tones if you want them! Lots of flexibility and easy to use. I bought it for the live modes. Well made. What a great deal! Just buy one today!

After 6 months with this playing live and direct to computer recording this is incredible. There is an update for fixes but I'm afraid to update because I don't want to mess with the mojo. You can go out direct via XLR or 1/4" cable. But I've been going out the headphone jack into the board and it's my favorite, which is an odd way. usually don't recommend but the tone is fantastic!!!

Some people have complained that it don't sound good..... My response to that claim is they don't know how to set it up and tweek it.Listen up: I have ran this thing thru the power anp section of my hundred watt two amp with a four twelve cabinet Sounds great very giggable. I have plugged it in to my hometheatre system. With a little bit of tweeking OMG it sounds good...really.I have used it through my twelve hundred watt fifteen/ horn power speakers. Once again you have to tweak it and turn the horn down some..... That's to be expected.I have even hooked it up to some small powered Stereo speakers and my friends TV soundbar With great results.I got it going right out of the box before. Even read the manual Wasn't hard at all to figure out.Note: The effect settings are very sensitive. So you have to take a little time to get him just like you want.- once again TWEAK itThere are a couple of downsides: When running the music via Bluetooth Into the unit it lacks definition and base response. Music sounds great using a cable....?It has no effects loop..... It is not a stereo unit.If this thing was stereo and had an effects loop It would be amazing. As is a great unit especially for $80. I like it!UPDATE!Now that i've spent several months with it, I really have to say I love it!!! Have been running it into a 100 watt head with a 412 cabinet. I have not found (ANY) (amp) soundThat I could not emulate damn near to the t. What really blows my mind I don't have to play loud To get any and all of the harmonic feedback I can ask for I don't care what note you play..... Incredible for a unit less than $100.I am not absolutely crazy about the reverb and chorus effects. I mean they are good but not exactly when I was looking for, So I tried coming out of the tank g and going in to my favorite effect Peddles and bam! Came out of the old school MXR chorus stereo into 2 100w heads into my 412 cabinet in stereo and OMG.After all this experimentation I purchased a very cheap (Pyle) lol 18 watt stereo amp and run into a 212 cab and damn. Great!My friends say WTF? How the hell are you getting that kind of a sound out of that little thing? I just smile and keep on playing...Highly recommend!!!

The online video reviews are correct; you get a LOT for your money with this modeler/processor/pedal. I mean, you'll obviously get more with most processor units that would cost you several hundred dollars, but this thing punches above its weight.The presets sound good and give you a wide range of styles and sounds. Yet it's also easy to edit them. I have other units that have deep LCD menus (and/or phone apps) that you have to navigate to tweak or edit your sound. This one is is all knobs, and it makes this thing a breeze. (You can also edit and configure through a phone app.)Construction is super-solid. TANK-G is well named. Size-wise it's convenient to throw it in your gig bag or backpack and take it with you. As a matter of fact, between the solid effects, amp and IR cabs, its heavy duty aluminum construction, its small size, and its intuitive stomp button navigation, there is only one aspect that I believe may keep you from gigging it.When you switch between presets, there is a slight drop of signal, just for a brief, brief moment. It's probably not enough to affect the performance, especially in a band situation where the rest of the music may cover it. It's not really that big of a deal; you just need to know about it. Also, there is an app that allows firmware updates, so they may even fix this with a future update.Speaking of the app. You can use it to import presets and IR Cab files. Even without the app, you can connect your phone/tablet/computer via bluetooth and play backing tracks through it as you play.Buy it. I believe it's the best bang for your buck in this arena.

This is a fun multi-fx pedal with some cool upper level features (like IR loading) but it's missing a little something in the "feel" department and the software is finicky. I've also had limited success on the amp profile loading but it's definitely got some good tones in it. It's a perfect backup preamp you could send to FOH in a pinch. With the long list of options it provides and a price that won't break the bank, I have no regrets in owning this even if I prefer my HX Stomp and Tonex over it.

I love how easy it is to work with. However the sounds that it say it produces kind of sounds right but lacks clearly. Mesa boogie or Marshall is a far cry from what it produces. This thing is perfect for practice just to get some effects. The effects are very bland but noticeable and do work with very little ability to change them. Overall for the money it's not a bad buy but don't expect you get big sound.

The Playwell TANK-G pedal comes with tons of effects, making it perfect for all kinds of music. It’s really easy to operate, and the app makes tweaking sounds a breeze. I mainly use it for metal and it sounds perfect — heavy and clear. Plus, it comes with switch protectors, which is awesome to avoid accidental presses. Overall, a solid, versatile pedal that’s a great value!

A sturdy and compact metal box that has 36 presets, numerous amp/cabinet/effects combos, ability to edit and customize, Bluetooth connectivity, multiple outputs-including XLR and USB-C, app controls, a good rechargeable battery and even a tuner for about $70. Why not?