Pretty straightforward fuzz pedal. Nicely textured. Enough variation in gain structure and tone to make it a definite keeper.

Wow I was hesitant about getting this pedal. It's very expensive . I've only had the pleasure of playing at real ra200 for one week in the Early 2010s . And this is damn close to what I remember running it straight into stereo amps. You get some of that room feel it's not difficult to get a good sound . I'm not having any issues with the cabinet emulation running through reel amps. The blend knob is your best friend .. for me it was worth the money. It was the sound that I was looking for and I'm extraordinarily happy to have this pedal. And if you're looking to do the David Gilmore thing, it does the David Gilmore thing .

Been wanting one of these for awhile and it did not disappoint. I'm not familiar enough with it yet to give a full rundown here if it's capabilities, but I can 100% say it has not disappointed

This is a pretty basic high gain fuzz with a slider that controls battery starve for a range of sputtering and gated effects. Really nice sounding, very easy to dial in.

Super solid build quality. Precision with a bit of heft and a good dose of finesse.
Probably the clearest and most articulate boost pedal I’ve ever owned. And this is just running the pedal direct into a Fender Princeton copy.
It does clean boost all the way up to a very focused textured drive. Not a bad sound with any of the settings.
A bit pricey but you do get what you pay for.

This pedal offers many features in a simple to use format that many other manufacturers overly complicate. The expression pedal option makes it even more versatile (wish you didn't have to push that rear button to activate it though). The radio and vinyl settings are especially fun and useful. Sound Shoppe was great to purchase from with quick shipping.

I was a huge fan of V1 so knowing Nic had made a new version, it was a given I'd want more love in my life. This is the first time I've bought the new version of a pedal I already have. Changing it from landscape to portrait has definitely made an excellent quality of life upgrade for fitting it on a pedalboard. I would have V1 placed in portrait on my board but dailing in the knobs was a little confusing. I love the range of gentle saturation to absolute monstrous fuzz, I'm a big fan of all Empty Head Effects pedals!

I'm just beginning to disciover all the crazy audio-flavors this thing offers-it'll definitely be part of the 'x-factor' part of my chain for the fioreseeable future.

Exactly what I was looking for. My guitar sounds great even without adding much effects. I also loved the swift delivery.

I went with this pedal as my introduction to Empty Head Effects, and now I'll be trying other pedals from them. The versatility of this pedal far exceeded my expectations. It can be very subtle, adding warmth to your sound, or it can rip the signal apart. It works great before or after reverb.

This is a great tool to sculpt your tone by being able to target frequencies to modulate, delay, boost or distort. This opens up endless possibilities in a simple and intuitive to use pedal. Blending targeted frequencies with the right effects opens up unique tones and possibilities. This is a great tool in your sonic arsenal. Highly recommended

This is an excellent preamp pedal with enough options to serve as a complete preamp into a decent tube amp with all the tone knobs flat or adjusted for a neutral tone. I’ve clean and gain tones.
Build quality is high.

Unbelievable pedal and unbelievable service from sound shoppe. Thanks David

Been jilted by other drive pedals? The Lover 2 may be the cure for a broken heart. It's a real looker and I'm loving the textures in this thing! From beautiful touch-sensitive overdrive to crunchy fuzz-tones, the Lover does it all! The high and low pass filters, each with an internal trim pot, make it easy to dial in the sounds I want from any guitar/amp, while the clipping diodes ("Lungs" knob) add fine-tuning to the overall texture and EQ. I go through a lot of pedals, and this one is absolutely a keeper.

Double Tape T is MADE for a wet/dry/wet setup. Running in in stereo is a cacophony of beautiful noise, with a dry signal in between you get something really special. Of all my ezhi&aka pedals, this one is the most Brian Eno-esque. It feels like having a EMS VCS3 on your board. It’s incredibly versatile and and can go from somewhat recognizable guitar or synth tones right into tape glitchy detuned space alien weirdness. If you play with a stereo amp setup (or even better, wet/dry/wet), I highly recommend the stereo version, totally worth it.