YMUZE Moskyaudio Mini Loop Box Guitar Effect Pedal with Channel Selection True Bypass

I have a Boss CE-2 Chorus pedal from the 80s that I love. I use it sparingly but when I want that sound it's my go to pedal (Subtle but noticeable). Unfortunately the bypass buffer is a real tone sucker (Some Boss buffers are fine but this one degrades the tone), so rather than replace it I tried to find a True Bypass loop pedal to switch it in and out of the signal chain.A few years ago there were several available from smaller boutique builders but it looks like they aren't made anymore. This was the only one I could find that was readily available and reasonably priced. It's pretty hard to go wrong with four jacks and a footswitch so I wasn't worried about reliability.So far it works like a charm, I can use my favorite Chorus pedal without any tone suck when it's not in use. As others have stated I'm not a fan of two LEDs, one would have been fine and if you are going to use two at least make them different colors so it's easier to know which signal path is in use. Anyway, it's not worth taking off a star for, I'm just happy to find an affordable solution to my First-World problem.

I had to isolate 2 guitar pedals from my main signal path and this worked great. My only suggestion is to make the LEDs 2 different colors.

This is an FX loop pedal NOT a looper. I wanted to put my HM2 and Big Muff through a noise gate and be able to insert them into my chain with one click. Yes I stack the HM2 with a Rams Head muff believe it or not. Gets a good Gilmour Delicate Sound of Thunder tone. I wanted to make sure this worked before spending loot on a boss line selector. This pedal was inexpensive and works perfectly. My only complaint which others have mentioned is the dual LED. One on the left for off and one on the right for on. Kinda silly but oh well. I’ll buy a cap or something for the off one. I may get the boss at some point to have the level control but for now this little guy has done the trick.

My only gripe is the LED's are both the same color. I'm 60 yrs old. Looking down at my pedal board in a dim lit stage. Trying to determine left or right light on the pedal can cause a problem. Besides that, it's perfect for the job.

horrible buzz if you plug in to pwr. The 2 lights are pointless as they aren't even labeled.

Loop box works great and is compact. Only complaint is the two blue lights. Doesn’t make sense to have a blue light for off and another blue light for On. I just snipped the wire to the LED for the off switch

I needed this for one purpose and one only, to be able to switch on an off my effects loop in my amp. I have a couple of loop switching pedals, the Keymaster from Pigtronix and the Radial Loopbone. Both allow me to set up duel effects loops. However, what I needed was a way to use the Amps send and return loop function to put my delays, reverb's, phaser's, into the amps effects loop and be able to turn them on and off with a single foot press. THIS SOLVES THAT ISSUE. Tested it with high gain pedals just to see if it caused a "POP" but it does not!!! So now I can run my delays after the preamp of the amp and hit the front with the overdrives, distortions and the boost pedals. Great Price, Great Solution.AND YES, like others have mentioned, the use of two blue lights, right beside each other, was a failure in ergonomics and usefulness. Just one light when the loop was active would have been ideal or even two different colors. Hopefully they read these reviews and make a design change! Oh, and those of you who thought this was a recording looper pedal....... Do you READ???? It clearly stated in its description its intended purpose. Did you question..."oh, I wonder how long it records" and of course it does not do that..... I really, really have lost faith in peoples ability to understand the written word.

It's a loop box and works as it should, no issues. If you're looking for a looper, this is not what you're looking for, this pedal is used to engage a pedal that doesn't have true bypass or to engage a string of pedals with one foot switch. All in all, it's built tough, works as it should and the led's are super bright. Will probably buy more later on when I get more effects pedals.

The pedal starts crackling after a half an hour of being turned on. Likely the welding inside not done properly.Can’t use it anymore and it’s past the return date.