It reminds me of the JAM pedals Tubedreamer 58. However, the JAM pedals Tubedreamer 58 is better, so I definitely do not recommend the Ibanez Tube Screamer MINI. They are not completely interchangeable. The JAM pedals Tubedreamer 58 is higher quality for sweet tones, while the Ibanez Tube Screamer MINI has a richer, grittier sound. However, I do not recommend a gritty sound with either the JAM pedals Tubedreamer 58 (I use it for sweet tones) or the Ibanez Tube Screamer MINI. If you want a gritty sound, buy a regular but higher quality distortion pedal (the Ibanez Tube Screamer MINI is an overdrive that can be adjusted to extremes, but it is not a regular distortion). If you add another regular distortion, any annoying sounds can be removed by the sound engineer with 4 notch filters, but they should not be cut too low (you should not completely cut the frequency you choose, otherwise it means you need to buy another pedal, otherwise you are fooling yourself). I do not recommend the Ibanez Tube Screamer MINI because it takes up space (too many small pedals - wrong purchases - take up a lot of space) while there are better options for all tastes. Some metalheads put BOSS pedals on the bass. For a sweet tone, use the JAM pedals Tubedreamer 58. I gave a good rating because it is a good pedal, but I do not recommend it at all because there are better options for both sweeter and more extreme tones. If you want a quality vintage gritty sound, the Moore Rumble Drive Overdrive Pedal is a superior guitar bass pedal.

I got it to combine it with the Boss Metal Zone. It boosts the mid frequencies and gives a different feeling when combined with distortion. A combination that doesn't want exaggerations, of course! The Ibanez mini pedals are very convenient!