I work for a music store in MN and not to long ago now we got all three visual sounds pedals in for sale. after going through and testing all three with a variety of strats( American Standard, 60's special, Eric Johnson Sig.) a Prs Santana 3 a semihollow schecter an LP and i also gave em a go on my buddys warwick i came to the conclusion that not only are all three effects of extremely high quality but that they are versatile enough to handel a variety of styles of music and types of rigs. that said for my own purposes i only purchased the h20( as a point of reference i had already owned a DD-6 and a EH memeory man not to mention about a million other delays i have tested). its sound is lush and 3d not to mention beautiful the chorus earns its namesake and was much more satisfactory than my mm's single knob controlled chorus the delay was great sounding as well and the short/long control is very helpul for makink sudden time changes on stage. heres where the problems come no tap tempo no stereo output and its shape is pedal board space prohibitive last and biggest complaint most irritiating battery door ever its impossible to open and if you hate as much as me good luck taking it off(just try i dare you) ok all those grievences aside most kicking delay/chorus for the price

PROS: Chorus is full and lush, ranging from subtle to underwater warble and also does a decent Leslie speaker approximation. Delay is warm and goes from a quick slapback to indefinite echoes. The delay controls act like a tape delay's so it is possible to get some weird and interesting sounds by tweaking them while playing.

CONS: Not true bypass (but it doesn't suck much tone really). It would be nice to have stereo outputs. There is a definite EQ increase when either effect is active. The housing is extemely large, so it does take up quite a bit of pedalboard space. You will need to supply AC power as this pedal eats 9 volt batteries for breakfast.

OVERALL: this pedal is really good sounding and very versatile.

This thing is excellent. The chorus on this pedal is both diverse and high-quality. It can make your sound very '70s rock-ish. (think Pink Floyd) The only reason I gave it a 9 on value is because I'm cheap and it was kind of a lot. For two independent effects in one pedal, that is an excellent price though. The echo is also well worth the buy. I play a lot of stuff like U2, Coldplay, and the like. This little diddy will give you many tones just like The Edge of U2. Great piece of equipment.

I got this pedal as a graduation present and it quite frankly blows my mind. The quality of sound that is produced through this device is fantastic. I can't seem to get a good chorus out of it (I could when I used a 9v battery) using off brand power adapters. That may be the case. I will probably have to buy one of visual sound's adapter chains.

But nonetheless, some power supply tweakage will not hinder the overall satisfaction of your new tone, thanks to this great pedal.

I use a soft echoe, and few chorus. It helps to reach David Gilmour sound It a high quality sound.