Metal construction and great knob response

They are constructed well in a metal casing and the knobs operate smooth

Don't be a gear snob, buy this, save money, turn knobs, enjoy it.

The different knobs create a nice variety of sounds and a good strong punch

but the real action is in the Voice and Gain knobs.

No noise unless the knobs are dimed out and even then it's mostly feedback, which doesn't bother me

The knobs turn well, the casing is heavy, It just felt good

Everything feels very solid (the knobs, the pots, the switch, and the casing itself)

The knobs are very sensitive and you can get tons of different tones with ease

The knobs work fine but do not seem to roll-off or not very sensitive / precise. .

The right knob on mine has a slight kink in it, but there's like nothing bad about even that

As much as I love my Keeley 2 knob, Dyna Comp, SP, Boss and Pigtronics for what they do, I must say that as long as it works this does the job as well, very musically and at on heck of a bargain price.

The knobs feel great, the jacks feel solid

The knobs are nicely responsive.

and is worth the $40, I will say though that the knobs were stiff and almost broken feeling, but worked

BTW, don't overlook the 4 knob

The pedal feels solidly built, knobs are nice, the bypass button has a nice tactile feel to it and a nice clicking sound

The drive and volume knobs provide good variation and work together well

I think it's possible to get the "Marshall" tone you want out of this thing, but you have to work the EQ knobs with each adjustment of the Voice knob.

The volume and tone knobs are also quite responsive

It is a sturdy feeling product, the knobs make the manipulation very easy

and is worth the $40, I will say though that the knobs were stiff and almost broken feeling, but worked

the Xotic , TC, and Ego, they all have a magical knob called the "Blend" control

I was ASTONISHED when I opened the parcel to find a hefty, weighty, very fetching appearance-wise, stompbox with SOLID knobs which have nice resistance to them, with no wobbliness or any kind of "cheapy" feel at all

Solidly built, great sturdy knobs and switch

It is a solid aluminum casing and the knobs and switch seem to be of good quality.

I love the big and easy to manipulate knobs

You can fiddle with the Voice and Drive knobs to clear it up, but that usually results in a drop in your overdrive or distorted sound

I took one star off because the knobs are incredibly flimsy and will lose place at the slightest disturbance

I bought this pedal thinking the "Pre" knob was a Preamp gain knob, like to add more overdrive, a different flavor than the distortion

The knobs feel sturdy enough and the button seems strong - by the way, it is true bypass which is nice

Feel the durable metal case, turn the solid knobs, flip the tiny toggle, stomp on the satisfying engage button and be blown away!

The bright yellow knobs are easy to see, even in a darkened room.

The knobs have a nice turn resistance and while I have read horror stories about the Ultimate Drive and other Joyos, the one I personally received I would have no issues taking to a gig

Gives nice sustain to both clean and dirty notes and when you bump up the volume knob on the pedal, you can use it as a clean boost

The knobs feel smooth and solid and the switch is a little soft, but still feels good

It has a pretty sturdy metal housing and the knobs and footswitch have a fairly solid feel to them.

The pedal feels solidly built, knobs are nice, the bypass button has a nice tactile feel to it and a nice clicking sound

One-knob operation like the 90's its modeled after,

The knobs feel great, the jacks feel solid

I turned the High knob down a bit to roll off some ice-pick sounds and it didn't kill the fun

I took one star off because the knobs are incredibly flimsy and will lose place at the slightest disturbance

Joyo is great the built quality is awesome, great metal case, good knobs, and overall built quality is a 10!

I'm really impressed by the way this pedal responds to touch and attack when using the magical voice control knob

knobs are very responsive and it offers a wide range of tones.

You get everything from barely there overdrive to serious overdrive approaching fuzz, all with a great bass tone, with lots of your original dynamics without requiring a clean blend, and a usable tone knob to tweak to your liking

The housing seems pretty sturdy, knobs too

The quality of the pedal is top notch- a strong metal case and toot-switch and durable knobs make for a giggable workhorse pedal

and WHAT A PEDAL.This thing sounds amazing...it is solid metal construction with a nice sturdy switch and knobs.

I bought this overdrive for my brother's H&K Tubemeister 18 which he just hated with a passion because it didn't have enough gain

Most "Marshall-in-a-box" stomps, imo, sound much tamer than a real Marshall, and they give you a "prettied-up", safer version of that sound, in order to appease the 15-year-old Children Of Boredom/Cannibal Corpse lame-o neo-hippies the scene is now infested with

It's not "built like a tank", but no flimsy plastic crap like the brand that starts with a B, which fishes in the same pond, price-wise

Not a strong sounding phase- a and b with behrenger vintage phase, I much prefer sound of behringer, but hate huge size on pedalboard.