VOX, StompLab Multi-Effects Guitar Processor (2G SL2G)

Excellent for the price. I'm playing bass for the last 10 years and this is a great processor for jamming sessions. Going by the tone quality it will be quite decent for live gigs as well, definitely not a good as the pricey ones or single units. Definitely a bang for the buck! The only downside is the control complexity. Please do refer to the manual carefully. Cheers!

This is a truly great little FX box - there is something in there for everyone, right out of the box - Its build is good and sturdy and the sound quality, and range of tones built in are really rather impressive for this price. I'd say this would make a welcome addition to any bass setup be it live or studio work. The ONLY down side is the lack of power supply in the box, but that's a small price to pay for something this good.

Love it...I've been using it ever since I've bought it...easy to use, totally worth it...with that price

I bought it for the lead tone which is thick and rich sounding through an amp, not as good into an interface. Some noise in high gain settings. Its part of my enthusiast pedal board now. Add: I have recebtly got some good lead tones into a DAW as well.

Vox SLB2 is an excellent bass processor and quality of these pre set tones is quite encouraging . With a good amp like Ampe, Hartke or GK, it is giving that killer vibe , every bass player is looking for. Expression (Wow) pedal is a bit smaller and that could be the only limitation. Otherwise, u may not find many competitors in this segment (low price ) . Simply splendid.

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The best product you can get at this price! Truly VOX have done a fabulous job by creating this machine... Effects are easy to navigate owing to the categories they are organised in! I received the product the day after i ordered it. Thank you amazon for the fast delivery! Also it is quite easy to edit the patches and save them into user memory! it's quite handy while gigging! There are around 100 presets in-built. And the expression pedal does it's job exceptionally well while using wah, flanger,chorus and so on! The overall size of this processor is somewhat small but don't get fooled by this as it houses a gigantic monster beneath it! I love the metal and hard rock category. The effects are authentic and keeps you glued to your guitar for hours! Go for it blindly! This is the best product if your budget is around 8k!

The guitar processor is okay. It's very handy easy to carry and very much useable both in live and in recording

音色カテゴリーやゲイン・レベルの調整がつまみ操作なので、直感的＆シンプルで使いやすく、ノイズもほとんどありません。 趣味プラスアルファの使用目的ですが、この価格でこのクオリティは大満足！購入してホント良かったです！

So happy to find this in stock. Delivery was super quick.

I got the Gear Acqusition Syndrome and have collected a bunch of pedals the last couple of years. I could probably have settled with this Vox if I only had known then. You get so many pedals into this medium-sized box that you may not need anything more, at least not if you're just practising and playing for friends like I do. Like others have commented; it can be a bit tricky to dial in your sound. But there are lots of opportunities to bring out the sounds you want! Acoustic or electric. Folk or metal. And most in between. I'm still fiddling with dialling in my sounds. It's a bit time-consuming, but I think its worth it. I will have 20 preset sounds to choose from just by stomping the switches. That is the biggest advantage with this thing and the reason I bought it. There are another 80 factory presets of which some are useful (and some are just awful). After a while, I found that one of the stomp switches didn't always worked. I opened up the bootom of the box and found that there are springs underneatch the stomp switches that probaly are intended to give a soft feeling when stomping. But they didn't quite reached the micro switches beneath. I fixed this by adhering a 2 mm thick tape on top of each micro switch. Replacing these with quality stomp switches may be the best way to go. Any way and all in all, its well worth the 100€ I paid for it.

I'm only going to review this as a direct output to headphones, as that is the only way I use it (to avoid annoying the family with my face-smelting shredding), and not as a standard pedal before the amp. That would yield very different results based on the amp used. Fortunately this effect processor also has amp simulation, which is great! Firstly, for versatility, you can't ask for much more. From bold clean tones to dirty overdriven crunchy tones to ful high gain metal-style amps, this pedal is for any musician playing in any genre or style. On top of that, there is nearly any pedal you can want, or some form of it. Great to practice and explore new sounds and effects as well, and with 100 presets ranging from clean to metal and 20 additional user presets, you've got near endless combinations of tones to effects to play with. Secondly, when it comes to tone (and keep in mind I am only rating the direct output), it's pretty great for the price. I used to own a $299.99 line 6 spider (I know, I know, done make fun of me, I was young and dumb) and this sounds wayyyyy better than that ever did. It takes a bit of getting used to, but once you do, you can dial in some truly amazing deep, rich tones. I especially love the delay/reverb. I know your first instinct will be to open it up, plug it in, and just start shredding on some presets, but let me tell you that is well with the time to invest on setting up a couple user presets that you're into first, because, to be perfectly honest, the 100 presets are somewhat lackluster. They're great to try out and get some ideas on cab/amp/modulation combinations, but dialing in your unique tone is way better imo. Lastly, ease of use. As I aforementioned, there is a bit of a learning curve with all the abbreviations and options, but keep that little book handy and it'll get you through it. I actually downloaded the users manual online and printed out the settings full page and it's way more useful. Anyways, in conclusion, I can't speak to its practical use for gigs or on the road use, but this is all you need to jam at home and sound great. USER DISCRETION ADVISED: This will not make you play like Eric Johnson (but you can find someone tones, at least)

Costruzione robusta ed ottima qualita’ percepita. Processore potente con 100 programmi preimpostati non modificabili, con suoni di notevole qualita’ che vanno a coprire tutti i generi possibili, in piu’ 20 effetti memorizzabili (user) con una notevole quantita’ di parametri e valori da inserire a piacimento in grado di soddisfare i piu’ esigenti. Ai fini pratici conviene memorizzare nei primi 4 o 5 programmi “user” i propri suoni preferiti e piu’ utilizzati in modo da selezionarli rapidamente con i pulsanti up e down. Un valore aggiunto e’ il pedale, che gestisce volume, Wah ed altre espressioni. Il manuale di uso al primo impatto sembra poco chiaro (no italiano) e stranamente le pagine con le scelte di tutti gli effetti e i parametri (da inserire come ho detto nei programmi liberi “user”) sono poste alla fine, dopo i manuali in inglese, francese, spagnolo e tedesco, cioe’ a pagina 63; Forse qualcuno non se ne e’ accorto e questo rende il manuale di difficile comprensione. Con un po’ di pazienza e conoscenza media di una delle lingue del manuale, in un paio di ore ci si impadronisce dello strumento con grande soddisfazione. Forse un po’ piu’ grande e quindi con un dispay piu’ esteso sarebbe stato piu’ gradito, ma credo si sia pensato alla portabilita’. Per quanto mi riguarda mi ha solo disturbato il fatto che per cambiare le batterie, bisogna svitare i quattro piedini e rimuovere l’ intero pannello inferiore, invece del consueto vano con sportello. Chi vuole usare un alimentatore non si prendera’ questo disturbo. Il prezzo e’ davvero basso e il valore notevole. Presa confidenza, lo amerete piu’ di quanto possiate immaginare. Imballo perfetto e spedizione fulminea come ci si aspetta da Amazon.