Boss MT-2 Metal Zone Distortion Guitar Pedal

Gift for my grandson. He's very happy with it and says it does what it suppose to. Super fast shipping!

A lot of people don't care for this pedal. I think it's great. What brought me to this pedal is that this is the pedal that was used for both acid bath albums and I love that sound rockish metal from Alice in chains to the melvins, this is a great pedal for those tones. Before this I was using a Jojo extreme and I just didn't care for it. It was just two modern, digital ,kind of souless. I think this pedal came out in 91,and sounds like it. Ifthat's your cup of tea, I highly recommend it

Working fabulously :)I did not realize that it doesn't come with a power cord but it did come with a battery.

It was awesome for ripping megadeth leads

The Boss MT2 is a great pedal. Not the best distortion or metal pedal out there either. But in my opinion if you play Metal or anything like it then you're going to want to give this monster of a pedal a go ahead and never look back. Of course, like I said there are bespoke "stompbox" or pedal makers from all the States and from across the seas from Europe to Japan (Boss). But I think that every artist who's building a pedal board or collection should have this incredible, groundbreaking pedal in their arsenal. I own many expensive pedals and I own pedals I paid $30 bucks for but they give me the sound I want and that's all that matters. Yeah as a pedal freak I totally want you to go out and Google or go on Instagram and find some custom pedal makers but I also completely recommend you buy the Boss MT2 and always have a classic that will always perform, give you sound you want and never fail , ever. Definitely but Boss products. They're one of the best in their respective industry. They are also absolute legends for creating the Boss MT2 and many other must have, never fail Boss pedals that changed the scope of certain musics.

Great quality

I used to use a multi effects pedal with the built-in Distortion effects (Digitech series, BOSS, NUX, etc). But I always felt that it was missing something. So I read the reviews for the BOSS MT-2 Metal Zone and listened to some of the videos. The only issue I have is that it does have a slight buzz/feedback when in a pedal box. But I use a wireless system. So I tried with a 10 ft cable and that drew down the buzz and feedback. The buzz/feedback is when you have the Gain at the max, volume at the max, and the midlevel tone and frequency at the max (So obviously there will be some sort of feedback, but this was minimal compared to other pedals). It has a versatility to play high lead licks with the right warmth but perfect scream on the bends when needed as well as the perfect set when using for the high speed metal rhythm on the power chords. I was able to get the Metallilca setting I Iove along with the Ozzy/Dio settings I love as well with some Dimebag feel in there just for fun. I used it in a gig recently and was very pleased with the sound in the medium sized hall. With a little fine tuning on using YouTube videos as tutorials for getting to know the settings, you will be just fine. Took me about 30 minutes to figure all 6 settings to my liking.

Purchased this for my son and he loves it.