The Drop : Does what it's supposed to do in the most efficient way

As any potential Drop buyer, I was looking for a pedal that could save me from having to carry more than one guitar in case I needed different tunings for a gig. The Drop delivers to it's promise in the best possible way, the sound quality is spotless, there is no tone compromise or noise during it's operation and even at the lowest setting there is no significant lag; even when using it with a digital modeller. The build quality is top notch, as with every Digitech product I've owned in the past, and props to them for adding a power supply since it doesn't take batteries or works with the usual Boss style adaptor. If I had to find a flaw, the only downside is that, despite using the same algorithm as the Whammy DT, it only shifts down instead of up too. But that's a minor detail that can't take away from how the pedal sounds good and is user friendly compared to it's competition