LEKATO High Gain Distortion Pedal, Analog Mini Distortion Effect for Electric Guitars, 2 Modes of Solo Vintage and Turbo, Aluminum Alloy Effect Pedal True Bypass, DC 9V

For an inexpensive shifter it works well. I dont use it over 2 pitches as the tracking is inconsistent. But for a quick transition its good

on time as advertised. economical. sounds great

I love drone, noise, shoegaze, sludge and psychedelia. Mini Pitch Shifter might not be great for all of that, but it’s a fun pedal to experiment with and may even inspire you to create outside your comfort zone. The harmony is almost a shimmer. The pitch shift brings the pitch up. The detune does what it says and is my favorite option. My only issue is that it doesn’t have blend knob, so hormone and pitch shift can be a bit much. You can control that aspect with the knob, but I find that you lose the type of sound it’s meant for. A decay control would be nice too. But hey, this isn’t an expensive, extensively thought out boutique or mainstream pedal. You get what you pay for, but at this price, it’s a great gateway.

My favorite bass lives in D standard tuning, and the 110-55 heavy strings make it nearly impossible to go all the way up to E. This pedal makes switching to standard tuning a breeze when I want to follow along with an instructor. The sound quality is more than acceptable for practice.

Great pedal for what it is; not too hard to engage it and not too flimsy.

Good quality for the price. I little bit of noise but at this price range the pedal does well.

Great for de-tuning on the fly. My bands like to play covers with many tunings and all I have to do is turn the knob to go from one to the other (and drop the e-string down a full step in some cases). It also has some cool harmonizing I use to give leads a little extra kick. Well worth the $40 I paid for it.

Yes, they work great.

I honestly love this pedal. I bought it as a cheap alternative to the Drop and although it’s not the same at all this pedal makes my regular metal tones sound disgusting and it’s awesome. I use it at the beginning of my chain and for playing heavier stuff it adds this detuned uneasiness to my sound that has become my secret weapon.