Okay, if you are a new guitarist this and five dano pedals w/ a behringer V-Tone gm110 amp and a decent guitar all all you need to start making great music. I have never had even ONE problem with any danelectro pedals I've bought and I have over ten of them.

I have over 15 years of experience and for the price and convenience this can't be beat. I love the mini-pedalboard concept and I love the fact that there are actually enough great pedals in this line to make it useful and interesting. Trust me, if you are just starting out or on a budget, start here.

Whenever I just want to have fun and make some music I break out my dano mini case and with five minis. I recommend the surf & turf compressor, the french toast distortion (the best distortion in the line, can also be used for overdrive), the milkshake chorus, the tuna melt trem, and the pb&j delay, and if you like hendrix, floyd, or trower definitely try the chicken salad vibrato.

The concept of having a small, grab and go pedal set up really appealed to me. It works well for what it is. The pedals were hard to snap in and sometimes dink or shave the molded case. Here's a solution for snap in ease: set the pedal base first and then "shoehorn" the top of the pedal with a flat screwdriver or heck, shoehorn. It pops right in. All cables work well and fit nicely. Small box footprint. I hope the lock plastic holds up. Really impressive overall.

It's cool, the priciple is there. It is handy, like the convenience. I am dissapppointed that effects do not fit right. I mean surely someone who was responsible knew this; why didn't they correct it. what did they say " aw screw it." Doesn't say much for commitment to quality.

I love this because it is just like a pedal-board. It is a great deal because it comes with AC adapter and cables. Some times pedals don't fit in right. But it is AWESOME!!!

Nice little Unit!