LEKATO Bass Multi Effects Pedal, Guiter Peda with IR Loading 9 AMP Models, Delay Reverb Chorus Distortion Overdrive, Multi Effects Processor for Bass, Bluetooth 5.0,Recording, Built-in Battery

I really like the sound of the productThe build quality is solid and it's easy enough to use it's easy to fit in a bag and it has variety in the effectsI also noticed some reviews have issues with getting it to workIf the lights flash when you turn it on make sure to turn the volume knob to make sure it's not just down

Good quality for the price,Definitely a good value.

Sounds really great! Only complaint i have is the compressor acts more like a boost. But for under $40 thats not bad at all

On my list of things to get, since wife says no more guitars.. lol. So I preform on small stages, as in like 4 feet deep, and a with a full compliment of other instruments i.e. full drum set, two guitarists two vocals, keys, etc. It leaves very little room for a whole pedal board setup with the things this little beast has. I've used it with both an electric guitar as well as an electric bass. Little tweaks in the live setting to get a decent sound for the bass as this wasn't setup for the lower frequency of the bass. None the less, after the tweaks, it sound good. The two stages don't have much room for amps so this is perfect. Key take aways, presets are great buy may not be what your looking for in a specific setting. So go with the live setting and adjust from there. Be aware with the "amp" (tone) know, once you get past the clean channels, it gets very loud quickly. Others are, pay attention when swapping through the a, b, c, foot switches during a set, if you hit two of them just right, it will knock you out of live mode and back into preset modes. Additionally, if you've not pressed any foot switch for a little while (about 20 mins) it will automatically revert back to the presets and just a simple stopping on the b, c, switches brings you right back to the live mode.So recap, portable, sturdy, rechargeable, lightweight, great for small stage setups where you can go into a D.I. box, love how you can "home" jam anywhere with the headphone an tablet/phone/computer interface and jam alone, IR settings are Adjustable through software that's free and readily available.Overall, excellent work. May get one specific for a bass, but this little thing is doing the job nicely for now.UPDATE: 12.12.2023Ok, so going over questions from others, and thinking it over, I tried and idea. Some users don't have the ability for a 3.5mm headphone jack to use as in input/output. They thought about this when they engineered it. The Bluetooth function can be used for playing tracks. Meaning, since up the cube baby to phone/tablet Bluetooth, connect the 1/4" output to the amp of ur choice, on ur phone/tablet select what you want to play, (YouTube backing tracks etc.)My set up is: cube baby (guitar) synced via Bluetooth for playing backing track output (1/4" instrument cord) to amp, along with cube baby (bass) 1/4" cord out from bass guitar into cube baby (bass) and out of cube baby into amp and able to adjust accordingly. Thought I had to 3.5mm out of laptop/phone/tablet via USB cord into cube baby then out to amp. It will work that way, but the Bluetooth option means I'm not restricted by way shorter 3.5mm cords.

Hard to understand the instructions. Sounds are good.

It's cool! I haven't tried every option yet but I have other pedals (flanger, tube screamer, chorus) and this does all of that and for 30 bucks!

I got this thing yesterday and it's a really cool little device. Mostly I wanted to have something to use as a little headphone amp for practicing, and so far it seems like this will be great for that. It has a built in rechargeable battery (charges via USB) so it's super convenient, no need to swap in 9v's and also there's rarely a situation where you can't scrounge a micro-USB charging cable from somewhere in a pinch. The thing is TINY so I am going to be able to toss it in a gig bag no problem. I think if you wanted to actually perform with it, it might be too small, but for practice I don't think it'll be a problem. I may attach some velcro on the back or something so that if I want to, I can set it to not slide around.As for the sound, I have not gotten to explore very much with it. Honestly I bought this without caring much about what sounds and effects were going to come with it, I just wanted a bass pedal to experiment with. I might have gotten a different version of this device with some different effects if I had done more research, this one I got seems to be pretty subtle. HOWEVER, you really have to read the instructions with this thing. I have not even begun to scratch the surface of what the thing is capable of. It's got a couple different modes for the three stomp switches to be in, and I haven't even tried to go through the process of editing presets. So far I've only tested out the three built-in presets that you get by default. But I am looking forward to fussing around with the different amp models and figuring out what the other effects do. Apparently you can even hook this thing up to a computer to edit presets with software...It looks like the tuning function may not be all that great, but that's another thing I haven't gotten a chance to mess with yet. Maybe I'll update this review in a few weeks once I've gotten more use out of these various functions.So basically this review is about how nice this thing is as a convenient tiny little rechargeable headphone amp, that also happens to have a ton of effects that I haven't even tried. :) But it's exciting!