Someone hoping to find a classic rock or blues sound should be fairly happy with this pedal.

With gain and sustain that lasts this long - the type of music you can play - especially heavy / hard rock and leads - opens up immensely.

your not ganna get modern ultra high gain out of this pedal it does have plenty of distortion on tap but its better for 70's classic rock and country

It's not really bright, some may call it muddy, but it works great for me playing dirty blues and classic rock

The flavor of this pedal would be for more classic rock and blues, in my opinion

Perfect for progressive rock.

More of a hard rock sound than metal

Rather you can dial in just about any classic rock overdrive or clean tone you want

My main style of music is 80's classic rock

With gain and sustain that lasts this long - the type of music you can play - especially heavy / hard rock and leads - opens up immensely.

he uses a metal finger tip clip at times-works with Pickboy metal picks), the 'dad friendly' radio rock sounds of Nickelback, Daughtry; Foo Fighters

It's better for hard rock than for metal.

It's not really bright, some may call it muddy, but it works great for me playing dirty blues and classic rock

Over all it's worth the money if your looking for a pedal to play some low gain stuff such as classic rock blues or country.