Nice sound. Got a few themes recorded with this Pockrock. Try metal with echo and clean with little bit chorus, you can play a lot of classics with it.
Yes, bought it about a year ago and love it. It's not a serious piece of equipment but it adds a lot more variation(as in 'fun'!) to practicing and playing. Those who are budget-restricted will seriously appreciate getting a lot of sound options without going broke on Boss petals. The drum piece helps with timing. A huge and often overlooked advantage with this thing is portability. With a cheap set of headphones (TRS banded), you can take this thing, your guitar and one cable with you anywhere and practice without lugging an amp or other things. Just use alkaline batteries if you don't use the AC charger. Anyone who's a beginner/budget-restricted/traveler will appreciate this!
Plug anything into it with a 1/4 inch jack (&1/4 inch out to your amp, or use the earphone jack. Can also get an inexpensive, $5, Bluetooth transmitter to send go to a wireless speaker, for an inexpensive alternative to a practice amp.)
EBay or Aliexpress, Amazon. I order from all 3. I used to use strictly Amazon but now only if the other 2 don't have what I want. I prefer eBay#1 for certain items, Aliexpress for many, less cost, more left for the next case of gas lol
I own one of these and these are actually really great for a beginner or someone on a budget. Depending on your amp you can get some pretty sick tones from this. I'm not the biggest fan of the phaser on this pedal but it's not horrible tho.
I always just run things like this from headphone output straight to line in on computer, works fine. You don't need to spend a bunch of big bucks on anything but everybody is trying to stick their hands in your pockets and rob you blind.
Hiya Man, I bought one a few months ago, but we are remodeling our home and my studio looks like a storage unit, so I haven't been able to give it a try yet. One question.....How is the drum aspect of this device? Thanks in advance! Great stuff BTW!
Saw it for 1 euros + 1 euro shipping at wish last night. Ordered 2, wtf, you know? If I get 2 I can give one for a friend just for the crack of it, hahaha.
43 USD now on Amazon, but how do you find deals like that on Wish as I never ever can find anything like that. People keep saying it but I have yet to find anything so must be a special way of finding them?
9:56 Bruh back the gain down I this my first and only FX. It's more of an all-in-one practice tool but some say they could get decent results on the pedalboard if you use a seperate distortion.
You have too much gain on the distortion fuzz and metal. I put the gain at 12 o'clock and I find that's the sweet spot. Overdrive at 10 o'clock. Sometimes only distortion at 2 o'clock and viola!
What else do you think I would need with this cuz I'm getting my first guitar beginner the electric one that you have with the lightning bolt and a bunch of stuff I'm ordering so I'm wondering what else would I need with this I figured if I'm going to go I might as well just be done with it and get everything now and that way I can afford it right now cuz I have like about 160 bucks saved which is not much but it's all I've got so yeah anyway I think your videos are amazing and yeah you're one hell of a guitar player and I like the zombie thing that's really killer
Sorry, but I think you are being a bit of a snob, because you've probably spent hundreds to thousands of dollars on pedals and PockRock costs the same as a moderate dinner out. Considering that it enables you to adjust the gain, speed & depth of every effect, and save your own custom preset combinations of effects (ie: IR Cabs), you can duplicate damn near any effect you can get from pedals costs 5 times as much. About the only things missing are Tri-chorus, octave up/down, looping capabilities & a full equalizer (or mid-boost/bass cut), etc. But, what do you expect for under $50? You can't review & then bash a device by blasting effect at full bore, when they should be modifying the clear tones, not totally overpowering them, unless you are a total "metal head". Alternative device (about the same price) is the Lekato PA-1 preamp, Which has similar capabilities, plus the ability to import other persons preset IR Cabs, but no drum machine; and it has a standard tuner...whereas the PockRock has the ability to tune anything (Drop C or D, etc). Similar capabilities & price in a programmable single foot pedal can be had via Temu-com in the M-Vave pedal.,
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What do you think? Would you order the PockRock?????
Nice sound. Got a few themes recorded with this Pockrock. Try metal with echo and clean with little bit chorus, you can play a lot of classics with it.
As a beginner I sure as Hell will get one.
Yes, bought it about a year ago and love it. It's not a serious piece of equipment but it adds a lot more variation(as in 'fun'!) to practicing and playing. Those who are budget-restricted will seriously appreciate getting a lot of sound options without going broke on Boss petals. The drum piece helps with timing. A huge and often overlooked advantage with this thing is portability. With a cheap set of headphones (TRS banded), you can take this thing, your guitar and one cable with you anywhere and practice without lugging an amp or other things. Just use alkaline batteries if you don't use the AC charger. Anyone who's a beginner/budget-restricted/traveler will appreciate this!
@@johnphillips9061 yes, you are right!
Definitely. I love the chorus
Wkwkwk. My second guitarist still use this lil monster. And you know, it pretty representative for my band back then.
Perfect for a kid or someone just starting out and wanting some effects on the cheap.
theyd be better off with just the amp overdrive honestly
Wow! i was looking for a device to study without making too much noise, and thats very cool, can i plug bass on it too?
I do use it to practice bass with earphones. Works just as fine.
Plug anything into it with a 1/4 inch jack (&1/4 inch out to your amp, or use the earphone jack. Can also get an inexpensive, $5, Bluetooth transmitter to send go to a wireless speaker, for an inexpensive alternative to a practice amp.)
It's actually gone up in price, it used to be £20 bucks now it's 45 bucks.
EBay still has them for $29.
EBay or Aliexpress, Amazon. I order from all 3. I used to use strictly Amazon but now only if the other 2 don't have what I want. I prefer eBay#1 for certain items, Aliexpress for many, less cost, more left for the next case of gas lol
@@davidkastin4240 That's because Amazon rips off their sellers with their high commission & other charges.
awesome editing and playing too!
Just got it !! You man. Love it !
Amazing picazzo
good job bro
I got this exact same one for $4 off wish. Badass little thing to have when you don't want to set up a whole pedal board and amp
I own one of these and these are actually really great for a beginner or someone on a budget. Depending on your amp you can get some pretty sick tones from this. I'm not the biggest fan of the phaser on this pedal but it's not horrible tho.
Can i directly connect it to my computer without an interface?
I hook mine up to rock smith on pc.
I always just run things like this from headphone output straight to line in on computer, works fine. You don't need to spend a bunch of big bucks on anything but everybody is trying to stick their hands in your pockets and rob you blind.
Hiya Man, I bought one a few months ago, but we are remodeling our home and my studio looks like a storage unit, so I haven't been able to give it a try yet. One question.....How is the drum aspect of this device? Thanks in advance! Great stuff BTW!
It's not fantastic. Very old school walmart keyboard type of drums.
Saw it for 1 euros + 1 euro shipping at wish last night. Ordered 2, wtf, you know? If I get 2 I can give one for a friend just for the crack of it, hahaha.
43 USD now on Amazon, but how do you find deals like that on Wish as I never ever can find anything like that. People keep saying it but I have yet to find anything so must be a special way of finding them?
Can we directly connect this to Bluetooth speaker...? Guitar 🎸+ pockrock + Bluetooth speaker.?
Or else it works only for Ampli with speakers..
9:56 Bruh back the gain down
I this my first and only FX. It's more of an all-in-one practice tool but some say they could get decent results on the pedalboard if you use a seperate distortion.
You have too much gain on the distortion fuzz and metal. I put the gain at 12 o'clock and I find that's the sweet spot. Overdrive at 10 o'clock. Sometimes only distortion at 2 o'clock and viola!
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What else do you think I would need with this cuz I'm getting my first guitar beginner the electric one that you have with the lightning bolt and a bunch of stuff I'm ordering so I'm wondering what else would I need with this I figured if I'm going to go I might as well just be done with it and get everything now and that way I can afford it right now cuz I have like about 160 bucks saved which is not much but it's all I've got so yeah anyway I think your videos are amazing and yeah you're one hell of a guitar player and I like the zombie thing that's really killer
Get rechargeable batteries to use with it.
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had one this thing only works ok with good equipment. not cheap stuff.
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Sorry, but I think you are being a bit of a snob, because you've probably spent hundreds to thousands of dollars on pedals and PockRock costs the same as a moderate dinner out. Considering that it enables you to adjust the gain, speed & depth of every effect, and save your own custom preset combinations of effects (ie: IR Cabs), you can duplicate damn near any effect you can get from pedals costs 5 times as much.
About the only things missing are Tri-chorus, octave up/down, looping capabilities & a full equalizer (or mid-boost/bass cut), etc. But, what do you expect for under $50? You can't review & then bash a device by blasting effect at full bore, when they should be modifying the clear tones, not totally overpowering them, unless you are a total "metal head".
Alternative device (about the same price) is the Lekato PA-1 preamp, Which has similar capabilities, plus the ability to import other persons preset IR Cabs, but no drum machine; and it has a standard tuner...whereas the PockRock has the ability to tune anything (Drop C or D, etc).
Similar capabilities & price in a programmable single foot pedal can be had via Temu-com in the M-Vave pedal.,
Reasonable for 30$+
Very tin sounds