VSN Guitar Booster Effect Pedal Clean Boost Effects Pedals For Electric Guitar Pure Clean Mini Boost Pedals True Bypass
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Tuesday, May 19
Color: Black Booster
Features
- Boost Your SoundCreate the rich distortion sound,make it more powerful. Get a 20db+ clean boost with 15db 2 band EQ for a richer, more detailed sound.
- Treble KnobAdjust the intermediate the high frequency to make sound more penetrating, increase the booster. Bass Knob:Adjust the bass.
- Gain KnobAdjust the degree of distortion, clockwise turning increase the degree of distortion with maintaining the guitar notes.
- TRUE BYPASSProvide transparent tone, LED indicator shows the working state.Durable metal case, mini size suit perfectly for your pedal board. High quality guranteed, DC 9V Adapter power supply(not included).
- NoticeThere is not power adapter included, you need to buy one. You are entitled to enjoy 12-month warranty, 30 days unconditional money back guarantee.
Brand: VSN
Style: Classic
Color: Black Booster
Product Dimensions: 1.89"L x 1.73"W x 3.74"H
Item Weight: 7.8 Ounces
Voltage: 9 Volts
Amperage: 7 Milliamps
Audio Output Effects: Distortion
Controls Type: Knob
Power Source: Adapter,Electric
Hardware Interface: 3.5mm Audio
Signal Format: Analog
Style: Classic
Color: Black Booster
Sound Profile: Versatile EQ with adjustable gain and distortion
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 1.89"L x 1.73"W x 3.74"H
Item Weight: 7.8 Ounces
Item Dimensions: 1.89 x 1.73 x 3.74 inches
Brand Name: VSN
UPC: 793610053961
Manufacturer Part Number: VSN-318
Included Components: VSN Booster Pedal, User's Manual
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: VSN
Model Name: VSN Guitar Booster
Model Number: VSN-318
Connector Type: 3.5 mm audio jack
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Color: Blues Drive
I bought this pedal primarily because of the great price (less than $30 on sale), and secondarily because it's a mini and will fit well into an "all small" board I'm building. Turns out it's a great blues driver clone with a popular Keeley mod. I used it with a Telecaster into a small solid state amp with both clean and overdrive, a Marshall MG30DFX. The value of the pedal alone makes it worth 5 stars. After I set the pedal volume and tone to where they sounded best, I adjusted the gain through different settings. On the clean channel, from lowest gain to about noon, the pedal is a nice clean boost that could be used always on to warm up your sound a bit. From noon to about three, it starts sounding more like a tube amp getting pushed into that nice blues/classic rock tone. From three to five (maximum) it sounds like a low order distortion pedal where it might be good for the song, or a bit too much depending on your preference. So, it's got a nice range of tones possible with just the single center knob. On my amp's built in overdrive channel, the gain knob from low to about three o'clock when engaged actually took away some of the overdrive distortion and lowered the output volume, despite having made no changes to the pedal volume. It effectively cleaned the sound a bit. From three to five, basically the top 20% or so of the gain range, it added a little bit of overdrive which pushed the amp into an ugly solid state distortion tone that would likely sound good only with old hard core punk. I think this result is due to the amp's inherent distortion on overdrive having a greater impact on the tone. Due to this result, I'm going to limit the pedal to clean amps when I experiment further. I looked through some of the other reviews here while I was trying to figure out the fat/normal toggle. Playing chords while on the clean channel while going through the various gain settings, I was hearing subtle changes at best on the tone. I was originally going to give the pedal only 4 stars because I thought this feature was broken. One of the reviews mentioned the possibility of a broken toggle switch that was not affecting tone at all. I too thought that might be the case because no matter whether I flipped from normal to fat, or fat to normal while on the very same chord strum, I just wasn't hearing much difference. That all changed when I hit a single low D. Flipping from normal to fat compresses the sound a bit but emphasizes the low note. Flipping from fat to normal pulls the compression and puts the highs back in. It seemed like the normal mode sounded better with single low notes. Playing DG on string 3 & 4, the fat mode sounds better since it seems to emphasize the mids through the compression. So, looks like all the features are working well. I have high hopes for this pedal with my Fender tube amps, primarily the Delta Blues, and the Blues Jr. I suspect it will play very well with them. I'm looking forward to further exploring. I have no problem highly recommending this pedal to anyone. I'm going to look into other stuff from this manufacturer because it is a fantastic value.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2024 by Scott Hattrup
What an amazing deal! I am totally blown away at the bang for the buck you get with this tuner. Screen is super clear, the LEDs are not blinding as many said in other reviews. Perhaps they have vision issues but I play live at church and this little tuner does the job! I was about to spend almost $100 bucks in a Korg tuner then I saw this one on Amazon! So grateful I did. It saved me so much cash I was able to buy a set of Goghost slim cables, and many other items just because I saved money! It tunes instantly! It's fast, accurate and built like a tank. Seriously, believe me, I'm a long time musician 45 years playing live in church settings, this is the best purchase of 2026! I got it for $16.99 on sale! For $20 bucks it's still a steal. They're literally paying you to try it. Lol . But I can't say enough good things about this little mini tuner. It's about the size of a ToneX One pedal and fits perfectly on my mini Pedalboard build. I highly recommend it. MM4C
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2026 by MM4C
I like the size and versatility and they are easy to set up but the directions on the one page manual are little confusing it show the direction of the cords going right to left but it is wrong for the one I got you must plug in cords left to right to get them to operate correctly. Meaning plug in amp on left side and cord from guitar on right.. like I said that not what I am used to maybe it is the norm with those import pedals. But I do like the sound I get from them and they work great and worth the small amount spent. I would suggest trying them out.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2022 by Adam Haney
Color: Blues Drive
With humbuckers this cleans up nicely like a blues driver when you roll back your guitar's volume knob. The ac-30 like jangles are there. You do get a hint of a decent Blues-Breaker circuit, although closer to an uncompressed TS9... (I can hear other reviewers laughing at that comment considering the circuit) .... When the gain is cranked it's fuzzy like a blues driver BD2, but not fizzy, nor as high gain. Benefit to this budget pedal is the reduced noise-floor. This pedal at low volume into a compression pedal is really nice. With single coils it's gain is actually crunchy. Almost as if it is a different pedal. The fat switch is more discernable with single coils, as opposed to humbuckers. Others say this is closer to a poor-man's Super-Phat-Mod by Keeley... I say, it's inexpensive, and it is great for stacking into other saturated drives & gain stages. In fact, it does this amazingly well considering the price point. Truth is, I bought this looking for a BD2 clone in a smaller size for an already packed board. However gently different than a BD2, on its own, it really is a nice sounding pedal. ... I may actually buy another as a back up. Lastly, ... Some of these budget pedals are beginning to knock my boutique pedals off my boards... This pedal is looking to do just that. Crazy considering the price. ... CONS: Just wish their graphic designers would center their text & graphics, & stop trying to use corny pictures to market a really nice sounding circuit. UPDATE: I now own 3 of the these. They are great punch circuits. Especially into a Walrus 385, and into DOD Looking Glass pedals. Or hitting an MK2 Tone Bender clone.... anyway... From what I can gather all three that I own are all a bit different (probably just slight potentiometer variances - one if them has more gain, and one of the three is brighter), but from what I can gather it's essentially closer to a Blues Breaker than a modded BD2. (NOTE: However the Donner Blues Drive is essentially a modded BD2 with a flick switch that turns the pedal in a SD1.) Other reviewers state this pedal is the same circuit topology as the Moore Blues Crab, which is a confirmed Blues Breaker. I don't own the Moore pedal to confirm it sound wise. But I like enough to own 3 of them.
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