TC Electronic Magus Pro Distortion

I wanted a Rat pedal for some time and was plowing through some different options. I chose the Magus pro mainly for the additional two modes and affordability. Also in classic mode the gain knob seems to work a bit better in the lower gain area, so you can quite easily get some lower gain drive sounds. SO yeah, quite a lot of flexibility in this small pedal!
We also tested it with my friend's Behringer TD3, which is a 303 clone and it sounded awesome! So now he wants to get this pedal too.

Works well, is versatile and honestly: I think most people couldn't distinguish this one from some higher-end boutique rat clones. Great value.

Well not a lot to say really except WOW loud and does what it says on the pedal"it hives you GAIN and a lot of it too" 3 knobs and a cluck switch for giving you 3 different sound ,fat,classic or turbo, the knobs give you full control over the pedal, gain give you what it says(and it is a great metal gain) volume and a filter knob to yes filter the gain a little, try it out it won't let you down,it comes as a metal pedal and it's a metal casing built like a tank.
Powered mine with a daisy chain

I bought this as a rat clone and it does that like the original but with much less unwanted noise. Apart from that it has the fat sound which boosts the low mids/bass. The turbo sounds a bit like a tube screamer type distortion on steroids and then some. Turning the knobs makes a huge difference with the sound. Typical TC electronic quality so I see no issues there hopefully.

Very usable pedal, lots of the classic RAT style tones all in one place. Very solid construction. Small footprint on the pedal board. Top mounted jacks is a nice plus. Worth the small extra cost over other similar pedals.