Saw a recent Sweetwater video demo of this pedal and thought it definitely sounded great for a digital pedal. Ordered one and still finding great overdrive,distortion and fuzz tones. The fine editing with the nero app really makes this a tone machine.
I use it through a Roland Blues Cube Hot and totally blown away. I am sort of a pedal junkie and own many of them but cant seem to put this one down. The Stock presets alone would make this pedal worth it IMO but I recently saved some awesome sounding patches that just sound incredible.
Also very cool that it has a built in noise gate setting as well. I am surprised that I haven't tried this pedal earlier since it's already 2 years since it's been released.
All the analog purists should at least give this pedal a try and dont judge it until you used it with the nero app. You just may change your mind.

Yes, it's digital dirt, but to my ears, after extensive comparison to some of my favorite analog pedals, it sounds completely legitimate. Plus... you get all the flexibility that the digital realm offers: presets, extensive editing capabilities, a myriad of distortion "engines". This thing can really be just about anything you want it to be. I would urge analog ideologues to at least give it a chance.

I was nice however I did not bond with it and ended up returning

Ridiculously good value and sound quality. The three default OD/distortion option on the LA Lady easily make this pedal well worth it, but when you have the ability to dial in dozens of additional distortion engines using a drop down menu on your phone app, it takes the value of these Source Audio pedals waaaaaaaaay over the top. OCD? Klon? Rat? Muff series? On and on and on...each Source Audio pedal is like owning multiple iconic pedals of your choosing. Even more impressive than the amount of choices you have is the actual sound quality of the various distortion engines. If you own a lot of boutique pedals and A/B them against Source Audio, it's going to be very hard not to be impressed. The hardest part about these Source Audio pedals is just choosing how you want to customize your setup from among all your options...it's crazy. First world problems!

Wow!!! This is the first pedal that actually has replaced others from my board, somethig thr Riverside didn't do, the Sunset or Brithers didn't do... this is the Real Deal! Source Audio is the real deal people!!! Get them before they start charging more!

Like many, Source Audio took me by surprise... AGAIN!
Of courde the Nemesis and other digital pedals have been accepted we are always skeptical about a nice tube like overdrive, or a massive harmonic sustain of a Muff... when i tried the Strymon Riverside I have to admit I was dissapointed, maybe because of my high expectations, I thought the Tiverside was going to replace a fee of my drive pedals... and there are quite a few... but that didn't end up happening... I later got the Chase Bliss Brothers, ehich is awesome, but it doesn't really soubd like my other pedals... like my gunshot, or muffroom cloud, fat fuzz factory, fet driver, bondi sick ass, swollen pickle, fat sandwich, rat, deluxe bug muff aming others...
So I got the LA. Lady afer watching the Henning Pauly video... mostly because I plannig on getting the Soleman and neuro hub controller... and I have the programmable eq, nemesis, plan on getting the Ventris and so i thought a drive and fuzz would be cool if I want a small to go all source audio rig ... but only to be completaly blown away by this pedal! Every single engine on the la lady, and they are a lot! From tube screamer to the pi, to the rat and ocd... actually, I pretty confident with their deep eq you can recreate pretty much any, ANY sound you can think of... and digital? Digital what? Honestly... this pedal never, ever sounds digital! The dynamics and harmonics are oh so sweet! This has to be the best pedal on the market ...