Have you ever wanted to combine compact effectors into one and create an original multi-effector? I have. And this time, I'm offering an all-analog multi-effector. From the input side, it's composed of two overdrive/distortion circuits based on the Fulltone OCD, an analog chorus based on the BOSS CE-2, and an analog delay based on the MXR Carbon Copy, for a total of four effects. Since it's equipped with two versatile distortions, you can use the first one to create your main distortion and the second one as a general booster, or use the second one for your main distortion and the first one as a gain booster, allowing for use in various scenarios. Personally, the distortion when used in the way described later was quite satisfying. Like the original, the response to the guitar's volume knob is also excellent, and you can create a crunch sound and then roll back the volume to get a clean tone. It also features the frequently used chorus and delay for spatial effects. The delay has a soft tone, so it can be used like a reverb depending on the settings. Of course, it can also be made to oscillate. It's powered by a standard 9V center-negative adapter. *Batteries are not supported. In recent years, there are many high-performance digital multi-effectors, but how about this for those who want to stick to analog circuits? Check the YouTube video in the last photo for operational confirmation. #UsagiWorks