Walrus Audio Canvas Stereo

As I mentioned in my review of the Walrus ACS1, I am from the past. In most situations where I used to play, only the vocals went through the P.A. system. Now I live in a time and place where most of my opportunities to play live are in pubs or festivals where you're expected to run everything straight into the P.A. system. Took me a while to figure out, but a lot of the rhythm, lead, and steel guitar sounds I want to make can now be coaxed from little analog and digital boxes on a pedalboard. The Canvas Stereo is the missing link I needed at the end of the chain (tuner plus Greer Lightspeed, Carbon Copy, Fender Tre-Verb, Walrus ACS1 for example), and the result is brilliant. I miss the amps, but at least I get to play live again.

Pros:

1. Sound quality: the sound of the Canvas Stereo is top notch. Clean, rich and with a wide stereo space.

2. Construction and design: the case is sturdy, quality materials, and the controls are conveniently located. The design is attractive and easy to use.

3. Stereo Base Functionality: the Canvas Stereo creates a spatial sound, which is especially useful for recording and live performance. It opens up new horizons in creativity.

Cons:

1. Price: probably above average price, but considering the sound quality and functionality, it's justified.

Conclusion:

The Walrus Audio Canvas Stereo is a great choice for those who value sound quality. While the price may be above average, these additional features justify every penny spent. I recommend this product for experienced musicians looking to expand their sound arsenal.