Product: Aria Pro II DT-1
Price Paid: US $99
Submitted
08/02/2002
at
09:07pm
by
Samuel MT
Ease of Use
:
10
You just have to push the 4 plastic button
Sound Quality
:
1
you can never get your favorite sound with it. The delay, and distortion is very bad.
Reliability
:
2
what can i say, it is plastic and the adaptor cable is like noodle, i use it just for several month and it broke.
Customer Support
:
No Opinion
N/A
Overall Rating
:
1
I play pop, gospel and jazz for about 3 years, but this things is bad even for a beginer like me. I have compare it with my friends Zoom 505 and it's better than this toy.
Product: Aria Pro II DT-1
Price Paid: N/A
Submitted
11/28/2000
at
12:15am
by
Anonymous
Ease of Use
:
9
Four knobs, LEVEL, DIST, LO, HI. Self-Explanatory. Easy to use.
Sound Quality
:
5
I borrowed this pedal from a friend. He wanted this pedal to be soldered but he didn't have a solder. I used a Fernandes HB guitar with Squier 15w amp. Its' a pretty good distortion pedal, but not cranked up enough for Metal and not subtle for mild overdrive. It's somewhere in-between. The thing has a cheap sound, the reason I would say would be the poor sustain. The middle range is also poor. The LO and HI are not sensitive until it goes past 5, where they can be boosted tremendously. But the result was an ugly sound. I would use this maybe as a booster, but not my primary distortion pedal. I play Red Hot Chili Peppers, 311, Rage Against the Machine, Ozzy Osbourne, etc.
Reliability
:
5
I wouldn't depend so much on this thing. It's made of plastic. The knobs can be removed just by pulling them.
Customer Support
:
No Opinion
I haven't dealt with the company, but I think they've retired from making effects?? I don't see anything about effects on their homepage.
Overall Rating
:
5
I wouldn't use this for a setup requiring creamy overdrive or hard distortion. Maybe for grungy distortion. But there are better pedals for this type of distortion, and I would definitely look for others. One thing, this thing is not made to endure a 100ft fall, and the plastic case makes it very light and mobile. It would be good to carry around.
Product: Aria Pro II DT-1
Price Paid: Australian Dollars 69.95
Submitted
01/12/1999
at
05:15pm
by
Aaron Mangan
Ease of Use
:
10
Very Easy To use just set it up how you want it and stomp the pedal! Works Well With Alternate Tunnings
Sound Quality
:
7
I use it with a dean markley amp, with an odessa guiar with 3 single coil pick-ups
Reliability
:
6
superb reliability, batterys last forever and if i had a gig i would use it without backup
Overall Rating
:
No Opinion
my style would be grunge/punk it's a great pedal overall good for grunge and punk use, not so much for heavy metal but it rips.
