Personally I like all the sounds that come from this pedal. There are Six different modes to choose from. Also the pedal look amazing.

I bought this based on some video demos and lots of positive word-of-mouth about Beetronics' quality. This is a unique fuzz pedal capable of a surprising array of sounds. I bought it to use with guitar, synths and noise devices. It excels (for my purposes) on all of them. It offers a lot for harsh noise applications and I got some gnarly sounds running various synths into the Abelha, then into EQD's Blumes bass OD. The sputtery chaotic short decay fuzz setting is my favorite, but it isn't a one trick pony. It can be tamed as well, offering more traditional fuzz and distortion. Sound quality is highly subjective. Not everybody will love it. But I like pretty much every sound I've coaxed out of it. Watch some demos to see if it's right for you.

Beetronics nailed the build, the gorgeous color-morphing LEDs, the laser cut embellishments. Quality is top notch. The switching is customizable and quiet. The momentary function is nice and switching between the voicing is smooth. It's much lighter weight than I expected considering the abnormally large size (which may be a deal breaker for some). It's a bit expensive for a fuzz, but the Abelha is a functional work of art. It's definitely unique. I like the top mounted jacks and all knobs and controls are super smooth and precise. It was built by people who care about their product. Even the packaging is impressive, gold embossed print on a sturdy black box, it came wrapped in Beetronics paper and included a logo guitar pick, decals and a clearly written card explaining the features. I'm happy with it and I look forward to seeing what these guys do in the future.

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