Electro Harmonix Mini Q-Tron
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The Mini Q-Tron contains essentially the same features of the original Q-Tron but in a smaller package. This unit has a downward filter sweep range that responds to your signal producing an almost wah-like effect. Powered by AC adapter or 9-volt battery.
Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price: $139.00
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User Reviews of the Electro Harmonix Mini Q-Tron
- Submitted by Nic from Monterey, CA (90 points) on Oct 13, 2008
- This thing is really cool. Nice Q tones and no volume loss.
- Good Points: No volume loss, lots of tones.
- Bad Points: nothing.
- Price Paid: US$60.00
- Purchased At: eBay
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- Submitted by Johnny from Waterloo, IA (14 points) on Aug 5, 2001
- It appears to be indestructable, but I think it's better to be a little careful with Electro-Harmonix stuff. Maybe not with other EH stuff but this one has a few things on it that occasionally become loose, but that's the only problem. It has three knobs, drive, Q, and mode. The drive is basically volume and the Q is used to get different amounts of the effect. There are three modes HP, MP, LP. High, Middle, and Low. High is the best one I think it's good for the really noisy stuff, but the low is best for playing chords. I use it with a deluxe memory man and it's beutiful what I can make come out of my amp. More people should have this pedal because it can be used for a lot of different styles. I use it for funk and noise. The other Q-Trons are probably over doing it. This one is all you need. I wouldn't spend the money on anything more than this.
- Good Points: Easy to adjust knobs with your feet, nice on/off switch and gets a variety of cool tones and looks pretty. This pedal is way easier to use than similar effects. Like the FUNK-A-DUCK. Those blow.
- Bad Points: Price is a bit much but, and might not be made very well.
- Price Paid: US$100.00
- Purchased At: Bob's guitars
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