Most multi-effects units are the size of a hardback book. The Pocket Master QME-10 keeps 100+ effects, 20 amp models, a tuner and a looper inside something that slips into a gig-bag pocket, and it loads NAM captures and third-party IRs when you want someone else's tone. Plug it into a phone over USB-C and it becomes a stereo audio interface, which is the part bedroom players end up using most. Get it if you want one small box for practice, recording and busking; pass if you need deep footswitching for a live rig.
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