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Joyo JF-03 Crunch Distortion Electric Guitar Effect Pedal
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Write a Customer ReviewBy ***
December 12, 2018
This pedal it's a great overdrive, looks like a distortion sometimes, but basically it's a overdrive pedal with some vitamins - lol. I bought this thinking on a Marshall simulator but basically it's more a drive than a simulator. But if you play good with the VOICE you could get a really good sound. This pedal have a great quality and it's really really good for the price... if this pedal have printed a brand like JHS or MESA or TC, or any other famous brands probably costs like 500% more than this price... thats the best thing, it's really cheap and great sound. aesthetically looks good, but could be improved, but anyways, thats doesn't affect the performance of the product. I suggest this pedal if you want a good overdrive with booster or probably light distortion pedal.
By t***c
November 24, 2018
By k***n
June 5, 2018
By q***F
January 1, 2018
This pedal just blows me away. This is my first Joyo pedal... if the others are anything like this I see a Joyo collection coming on. Playing side by side with the BOSS BD-2 makes me regret the BOSS purchase. This Joyo has got the crunch but its also got a MUCH wider range. Any gear snobs who scoff at this pedal today will be trying to hunt them down on auction 20 years from now. If my current setup went up in a fire, the first thing I would replace would be my Stratocaster and the 2nd thing I'd replace is this Joyo pedal. I can't speak to the stage worthiness of this pedal... I'm no audiophile, I'm no wannabe rock star... I'm just a guy who plays guitar for himself and the range and quality of sound I get from this pedal is just unbelievable. This pedal is classic rock but covers the blues, hard rock, and some 90's alternative/metal sound.
By Jack Ryan
December 30, 2017
This is great sounding at a great price! Is it perfect? No, but it is no less perfect than something costing a lot more and not sounding as good as this pedal. I read one review in which the guy was not satisfied because he said it sounded like "80's glam rock." I totally disagree. If you can play and have a decent amp - you can get a variety of great sounds out of this little box. It seems like so many players like a fuzzy, buzzy type overdrive sound. I prefer a thicker creamy sound and you can dial that up with this pedal. For a mere $35, I was willing to roll the dice - I found a diamond in the rough.
By Roseann & Robert Pistella
December 28, 2017
By Mike Diamond
December 27, 2017
By F***a
December 24, 2017
By Blackmanta
December 20, 2017
PUT THIS WAY.. This Is just AMAZING! And I mean INCREDIBLE!!! What this little box does is just not always normal for this price range, this is a fact.. This id the kind of pedal that you just need if you want good old marshall sounds or dirty punk rock, heavy grunge or crazy distorted metal or something else.! This is the thing! But very cheap in this case dont neccessarily means bad or regular! And the gain! The tone is very good! But the output! The massive volume of this thing, WOW!!!
By groovemachine
December 15, 2017
If you hate fuzzy distortion then you will love this pedal I had a boss ds 1 and metal zone mt 2 and did not like them much because they're so fizzy they are ok but this pedal sonically sounds so much better to me. it does plexi tones very well on lower gain settings and full on Marshall crunch on higher settings if that is what you're looking for then this is for you. it offers rugged construction and true bypass. the only problem I have had is that unity gain is at around 9 o clock this pedal is hot and has lots of head room props to joyo for this mi crunch box clone.
By I'm Wearing My D-Pants Right Now
December 11, 2017
If it wasn't for all the good reviews, I never would have thought to order this thing. Like most guitarists I take a "get what you pay for" attitude towards gear, and was skeptical that this pedal would be anything too special. This thing absolutely rocks. It's very high gain, I have the gain dialed in at about noon and it is pretty brutal. The pots are quite sensitive, a tiny adjustment to any of the 3 goes a long way. I play it with Strat and Les Paul into a 6 watt VHT combo (10" speaker). I'm astonished at the "big amp" sounds I can achieve.
By The Existential Christian
November 29, 2017
I bought this pedal recently after seeing the reviews here, and others elsewhere. I've been looking for a pedal to replace my much loved, but unreliable TubeWorks Real Tube. I've tried quite a few pedals in this price range, and above, including a Cool Cat Distortion, a modified DS-1, modded TS-9, and a Visual Sound Jekyl and Hyde. All of these listed failed to approach the crunchiness and squishy mids of the Real Tube. This pedal, however comes the closest. The mids are a little more pronounced than I would like, but it's within the range of what I can easily dial out with my amp's EQ. There's tons of gain on tap; I've read several reviews stating otherwise, and I cannot agree with them. Into a mostly clean amp, I have the gain set to roughly 10 o'clock, and I have enough gain to play Van Halen and the like. Above 12 o'clock, the gain gets kinda mushy. There is plenty of volume on tap. Unity is around 9 o'clock, 11-12 o'clock provides a nice boost. Above that it will overdrive your amp's preamp pretty hard. The pedal cleans up when I roll the volume back, and it is a very defined distortion. There's plenty of clarity here (and I have not yet messed with the internal trim pot). So far I am very happy with it.
By oscar salazar
November 26, 2017
By Michael J. Sammut
November 22, 2017
A bought this pedal to see how such a cheap stomp box could get such great reviews. Plugging it in and playing it for 5 minutes one can see. It has tons of gain on tap, it responds well to the guitars volume knob, it creates a wall of overdriven amp tonal love. The pedal cuts through and is articulate. It's not for modern metal but it can do any kind of hard rock. Think AC/DC and Van Halen to Metallica. It's a classic rock pedal that screams!!! Buy it.
By Charlie
November 6, 2017
Great clone of a much more expensive Crunch Box pedal. True bypass. Knobs and switch are sturdy. Great for amps that have only a master volume and no gain knob because you can dial in the dirt at bedroom levels. This is a Marshall type distortion (more mids, less scooped). No Brutalzzz - there are better pedals to cop the scooped 5150 or triple rectofier kachunky palm muting downtuned type thing, but you can get close with the right amp EQ and this thing dimed. I agree with another reviewer- this thing has a very high output- so be forewarned the first time you plug in. Unity is around 8 o'clock on the level knob. It gets thumbs up for the sound/price ratio. If you don't mind a longer shipping time, these pedals can be found more cheaply by searching the web. This was my fourth Joyo pedal and I believe Joyo and the Dano Cool Cat line are some of the better deals going these days in terms of price/quality.
By Otto Correct
October 31, 2017
According to the ad copy, this pedal "replicates Full-Stack Marshall crunch." As the other reviewers will testify, it does indeed do just that. What I'm loving about this pedal is that it really is very amp like. Dial back the volume on your guitar and it cleans up. Its responsive to your picking attack, its distortion is very very harmonically rich, and it does give you a Marshall type sound, good boost in the mids and bass, giving your tone the sonic density that those amps are famous for. Sad to say, it actually does the full-stack thing better than my ProCo Rat, which has for years been my favorite distortion pedal. The Rat is fantastic and I have no plans to sell mine, don't get me wrong, but the Crunch Distortion can get the raging full-stack tones the Rat can, but has a tighter bottom end, less noise, and a more open sound than the Rat. Individual notes ring out great on the Crunch Distortion. Its a great pedal period. Its a darn guitar miracle at $40. As a side point, I play lots of Ramones stuff and this pedal, more than any other, gives me that awesome Johnny Ramone tone. I was running my gold-top with P-90's into this pedal, then into the sparkling clean '65 twin reverb setting on my Fender Mustang II (this pedal plays well with modeling amps, which is a rarity, let me tell you) and with some tweaking I was getting a FANTASTIC Ramones tone, better than I've ever got with my Rat, my Boss DS-1, DS-2, HM-2, ANYTHING else I've owned (and I've owned over 2 dozen other dirt boxes over the years). This is the pedal that finally did it, it just nails that cranked 70's Marshall stack sound. My hat's off to Joyo. They made a fantastic distortion, one of the very best I've ever played, and they're practically giving it away. Buy one, you'll use it, you'll love it, you'll be happy you bought it.
By PLaBorde
October 30, 2017
By matt
October 22, 2017
By LivingtreeStudios
October 18, 2017
I have an assorted array of overdrive pedals that I've built from kits or purchased outright. Since I know how pedals are built I'm not a boutique snob because I know the guts of these things are all the same. The magic is in the layout, and when the layout is exactly the same as a $200 pedal, it makes absolutely no sense to buy that one when you can get the same pedal for $50 or less. Sure, components are of different quality, but we are talking minimal sonic differences. I've always really wanted an OCD pedal and I have a Joyo Ultimate drive, and the Danelectro Cool Cat Distortion that are same circuit clones of the OCD, but they just don't sound good in front of my Blackstar HT Studio 20. The Crunch Distortion gave me the AC/DC sound I needed. It's loud, gritty, and cuts through a band mix well. Something the OCD pedals just don't do. I also HIGHLY recommend the Joyo Sweet Baby. As I'm getting older, I'm discovering more and more often that the Tube Screamer just isn't the OD pedal for me. I want my pedals to be more transparent, and the Sweet Baby is perfect for that. Same goes for the Crunch too. Very transparent pedal for the amount of crunch you can get.
By FRANCISCO PARDO
October 9, 2017
