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Versatility
Customers are highly satisfied with the versatility of the Satone S804 Hex Octave Fuzz Electric Guitar Effect Pedal, praising its ability to handle various tones from roots reggae to heavy metal and dial in matching sounds for different bands. The pedal's mid control and powerful EQ stack are effective in sculpting tone to suit any amp, guitar, and pickup configuration.
Controls
Customers generally have positive feedback regarding the controls of the Satone S804 Hex Octave Fuzz Electric Guitar Effect Pedal. They appreciate its small size and ease of use, with sturdy-looking input, output, knobs, and switch. However, a few customers reported issues with the pedal not functioning properly.
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Sound Quality
Customers have generally positive opinions about the sound quality of this guitar effect pedal, praising its versatility and ability to deliver crisp and clean tones for various genres including metal and rock. However, some customers noted that it can get a little muddy in the mids and produces some noise at high gain levels. Overall, customers are pleased with the pedal's sound quality and consider it a great bargain for its affordable price.
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Quality
Compact size, easy to dial in, solid construction.
It sounds great, crisp, clean like a well oiled machine.
It sounds pretty processed with the mids and high knobs turned all the way up in my opinion.
Inside are two trim pots that effect the over all speed of the effect, and how much the base pitch is effected.
Price
If you want a fat rat clone that gets 90% there with a little added bonus this one is it, for $50 less.
I wasn’t expecting much for only $30, but i’m quite surprised and happy with the tones this riffer pedal pumps out.
(i last paid 45 bucks for a big muff pi wtf)this neotoma is a fat rat clone and played through a sovtek mig65 and a modded jags... Read More
➽ price at time of review: $29.
Competitiveness
They are cost effective and sound better than the high priced name brand pedals.
For $30 this is a great bargain pedal that stands up to costlier name-brand competitors.
I only wish we'd see some more about the brand, there's zero youtube videos and i don't know why.
I don't think there is a more standard "british" tone then this circuit.
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- Our engine has discovered that over 80% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 199 reviews as of our last analysis date on Feb 27 2025.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Those pedals are dumb expensive now
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Seriously i was unsure when purchasing but i am keeping this bad boy around
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It goes from sharp and crisp to beefy to crunchy to utter filth with a slight turn of any knob
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Wasnt the sound i was hoping for but for the money its a great pedal
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Not super versatile but a good pedal especially for the price
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Theres not a lot to this pedal but for the money it gives you a usable reverb
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The effect is unusable when the dials are turned too high but if you keep them in the lowmiddle range it sounds pretty nice for the price
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