The volume is not adjustable so even after trying various positions in my chain it was still far too quiet to be useful. The digitech phaser has seven options, one of which has very little use and the rest are subtle variations of phase type. I wanted this for the different options it offered but after using it for some time I found it mostly sounds compressed and synthetic, I would recommend looking at another pedal.

I bought this looking for a phaser that had versatility and chose digitech over boss due to price. The pedal is rock solid and does have a wide array of features for a phase pedal, but I have two major gripes with it. First and foremost it is way too quiet, no matter where I place it in my pedal chain. And because there's no volume knob you're stuck with a phase that's almost too quiet even for subtle accents. The other problem is the depth knob which is also incredibly weak. I care barely hear the difference between 0 and 10. All in all, it seems like a decent pedal and perhaps I'll need to try it on someone else's setup to know for sure, but it's not really satisfying me so far.

I am a dedicated Boss fan who bought the degitech chorus because boss chorus pedal were lacking. I loved the Digitech and tried this for the hell of it. Best investment I may have made. I love this pedal. I gave it a 4 for features because it needs a level knob. When activating the pedal there is a miniscule drop in volume that is barely noticable but mildly annoying. Dont get me wrong, the features and sound of this pedal cannot be beat.

This pedal is pretty sweet. I really like all the different phase options it has. It takes some playing around with to get it working though, but after that this is a great pedal.

I got one of these a while back and I absolutely love it. The options for different types of phasing that this pedal offers are remarkable. One thing that I love about this box is that it can give you a deep phase without the dulling effect you tend to get with other boxes-- the highs still come through clearly and coherently. The sample and hold filter is maybe not something you'll use unless you're in an electronica/industrial band, but it sure is fun to play around with. I've owned Boss, Ibanez, and EH Small Stone phasers, and this one is definitely my favorite of the bunch. If you want traditional chewy phasing, this box may not be for you, but if you like lots of options and smooth, clear, transparent phased sounds, this is the deal.