Tone City Pedals - Mini Size, Mini Price, Massive Tone

[CoreyT]

Robb likes the Plexi pedal so much he throws his wallet down on the table.
These are really small Chinese made pedals.
And if he had used one of the numerous PRS guitars he has in the past, he would not need to stop and use the Polytune II tuner like he had too for the Les Paul

 

[jay]

Just watched the same video. Plexi one in particular immediately sounded good.
I was also thinking, before mr. Anderton said that, that the best sounding guitar with that pedal was not the fancy Les Paul (tuning issues aside)

 

[goat-n-gitter]

How do these compare to the Mooer audio pedals? They look almost identical, with the same approach of copying someone else's famous pedal in a tiny package.

Tom

 

[jay]

Yes, I think Lee in the video says a person who worked for Mooer is probably creating these.

 

[László]

One thing that's interesting is the comment made in the video that it's not hard to copy a pedal's circuit.

I'm sure that's true, but it makes me wonder why there are so many pedals out there that try to make a Plexi sound, yet fall flat on their faces!

Anyway, that pedal sounds good in the video. The others...not so sure.

 

[jay]

Anyway, that pedal sounds good in the video. The others...not so sure.

I totally agree

 

[xjbebop]

the "fuxx fuzz" caught my attention....it's even got a 'crazy' switch! :top:

 

[Audiowonderland]

The Sweet Cream and Iced Tea are pretty solid as well. I love the fuzz, chorus and delay too.