lotmusic Ultimate Drive Electric Guitar Effects Pedal Mini Single Type DC 9V True Bypass

Ultimate Drive First of all if you don't have a compatible power supply you're going to need to buy one. It's stated in the description but a lot of people seem to be missing it doesn't run on batteries I paid less than $20 for this pedal and I have zero complaints especially for that price. The construction looks nice and solid. And the pedal does what it's supposed to do. It gives you pretty good control over the sound and there's a wide range of tones to be found in this pedal. It's low noise and it's not picking up any hum from the power supply or interference like some pedals do. The quality of the sound is very good and like I said you can create a lot of nice tone between the volume and tone on your guitar, the controls on your amp and the features of this pedal. Read the description before you buy it and you should have a good idea what you're going to get so I'm not going to go through each feature other than to say they work well and work as described.

ULTIMATE DRIVE A pretty dope pedal, even aside from the fact that it costs only $20! I found some really great warm rich tones great for soloing. Very close to the exact sound I have wanted for a long time. So nice. I also use it sometimes as just an overall sound boost- it gives me a fuller sound. I recommend FOR SURE! DIGITAL DELAY I hated it at first, because I have always used Boss DD- series, and it was different. After a bit of playing, it grew on me. The overall sound quality isn’t perfect, but I found some worthwhile tones. I even have used with all knobs very low for a slight chorus feel. For $20… very very good. In the grand scheme of things, there are WAY better.

This is a solid little unit with a nice range. Some useful overdrive tones here. GREAT value -- excellent pedal for the price!

Wow, this Kmise Ultimate Drive may not be the ultimate but it's pretty close. It's a surprisingly good sounding pedal with a wide range of overdrive and distortion tones. Even the Tone control is useful, adding body to the sound rather than making it shrill. And for the price you can't go wrong. I've got mine already so I don't mind if the rest sell out now.

I created a secondary mini pedal board for fun. Since I have the original white obsessive pedal, I did a side by side comparison. Your opinion may vary of course, depending on your gear and your ear. The Kmise Ultimate drive pedal HP setting: gain - 09:00 volume - 09:00 tone - 12:00 The Obsessive pedal HP setting: gain - 11:00 volume - 1:00 tone - 11:00 I'm hearing some muffled harshness with the stratocaster neck and middle pickups.

Really great option for getting close to the OCD sound for an order magnitude cheaper than the real thing. It has more gain and a bit more of a scooped sound than real OCDs, generally. (There are probably a dozen versions.) It's incredibly loud, so it makes a great boost for preamp tubes or other pedals. If you're unfamiliar with an OCD, it's a semi-transparent drive that goes from almost clean boost to knocking on the door of high-gain distortion. This version shares great clarity and harmonic richness with the original (but to be fair, this sounds a LITTLE flatter). The Kmise also is a pretty quiet pedal, albeit with some pops now and then when activating it. Paired with a TS or a klone to drive it, you can get some great high gain sounds. So worth it, I bought two.

Honestly for the money these are the best deal around for pedals. I’ve got several of the Kmise brand on my board and they all work well. The ultimate drive pedal sounds great and the roll boost does a good job. The compressor and noise gate pedals do a nice job for the money too. Can’t go wrong with them. Solid pedals.

This is exactly what I needed. It apparently is an OCD clone, I dont have one to compare to. It has a cutting plexi-like sound with the switch up and is thicker with it down. Both are great tones. I enjoy getting AC/DC tones with this but, it has plenty of gain for 80's hair band territory. It is solidly built and sounds good! It can get a bit fuzzy at full gain but sounds good up until then. It has plenty of gain for my tastes and responds well when I put a boost in front if it for high gain solos. Really good pedal at a crazy low price.

Excelente pedal.

I was looking for a pedal that would take me from nice grit to a bit of higher gain. I tried the new line of Joyo pedals and was underwhelmed. This is my third Kmise pedal, I have the chorus and delay. This is an awesome pedal at a great price. I keep the gain at around 10 o clock and use the volume knob on my guitar to adjust the gain. Sounds full and meaty like a good steak.

I got the Ultimate Drive for my son, and was hoping it'd be a decent pedal. Turns out, it's great! On my pedal board, I use the Electro Harmonix OD Glove, which is my favorite pedal. When I got the Kmise Ultimate Drive delivered, I put it on my board and did some A-B comparisons. It's quite similar, which made me happy. Honestly, I overlooked these cheaper pedals when building my board, but the value for money seems excellent. Hopefully the quality holds up in the long term.

Tremenda distorsión, buen material y me parece una gran gran oferta, mejor Overdrive que una pedalera económica convencional

this is an ocd fulltone clone pedal, it sounds alright and pairs nicely with distortion pedals as a boost with low gain.