Amps & Effects

Now continuing the tradition of innovation and excellence, Peavey launches the VYPYR X modeling amplifier. This latest evolution of the groundbreaking VYPYR series features updated styling, superior cabinet design for premier acoustic performance, and improved TransTube technology.

Peavey Electronics introduced the original VYPYR guitar amplifier in 2008. This game changing amplifier launched many industry firsts, such as first guitar amplifier to have on-board USB, stompbox presets, looper, 5 effect simultaneous operation, and TransTube, Peavey's revolutionary analog/digital hybrid technology. In 2012 Peavey raised the bar again with the VYPYR VIP, the world's first Variable Instrument Performance amp. This was the first amplifier designed for use with electric, bass, and acoustic guitar. Additionally, Peavey was the first company to introduce instrument models to an already feature-packed amplifier.

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The Tube Screamer Mini. New For 2015

Ibanez knows your pedalboard real estate is valuable. Here's a Tube Screamer made to help you manage that hallowed ground. Same legendary pedal. Same legendary tone.

• Controls: Overdrive, Tone and Level
• 100% Analog Circuitry
• True Bypass Switching
• Made in Japan
• Dimensions: 50.9 (W) x 92.6 (D)x 55.1 (H) (mm)
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Long revered for its sweet singing tone and violin-like sustain, the classic three-knob Big Muff Pi has helped define the sound of rock guitar for over 40 years. Now, we've added some extras for those who crave more sound shaping control. Introducing the Deluxe Big Muff Pi. It delivers all the classic sounds of the original NYC Big Muff Pi, plus more. Learn More

• FV-500H: mono, high-impedance, inst. level
• FV-500L: stereo, low-impedance
• Heavy-duty aluminum die casting body
• Ultra-smooth pedal movement for the utmost in comfort and control
• Pedal rubber is for comfortable play and non-slip action
• Expression pedal function
• Convenient tuner-output jack
• Adjustable pedal feel (torque)

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Danelectro owner Steve Ridinger created the Foxx pedal line in the 1970s. Steve priced the Foxx Tone Machine at $49. Today the coveted originals sell for over $600. Now Steve brings back his original circuit with some major tweaks.

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The MIDI Solutions MultiVoltage Merger merges all MIDI messages appearing at its two MIDI inputs to its two MIDI outputs. All MIDI message types are merged, including System Exclusive, MIDI Clock, and MIDI Time Code messages. A fast merging algorithm ensures that all MIDI data is processed accurately with the minimal possible delay.

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The POG2 will take you even higher. Use the new attack control to fade in lush, smooth swells. Tune in the new second sub-octave to reach deeper than ever before. The 2-pole resonant low-pass filter now includes two additional Q modes. Slide in the newly enhanced detune to further refine your sound. Learn More

SENTRY NOISE GATE - Multiband Noise-Gating Pedal with Hard-Gate Mode and Built-In TonePrints*

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• Four different parameters for precise fine-tuning
• EVH switch engages “Unchained” flanger tone
• Custom EVH paint job
• The EVH Flanger is powered by two 9 volt batteries (accessed through the bottom of the pedal), an 18 volt AC adapter such as the Dunlop ECB004/ECB004EU, or a DC Brick™ power supply.

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The LX15B offers big bass tones right out the box – designed to give you sonic performance bigger than its small size!

The LX Bass amplifiers deliver deep bass in a compact and portable format, ideal for practice, teaching and rehearsal. Learn More

THE ORANGE PHASER: IT LITERALLY HAS ONE JOB

When you have a specific job that needs doing, the solution is obvious: you hire a specialist. And when you want to add a classic phaser effect to your sound, it’s the same deal: you want a pedal that does exactly that, and only that. No muss, no fuss, no superfluous bells and whistles — and, crucially, zero intrusions on that sweet psychedelic swirl.

And that’s where the Orange Phaser excels, with a single adjustable dial to take your tone from slow, woozy sweeps to fast, choppy stabs, via kaleidoscopic whirling and insistent krautrocking pulses, leaving everything else to precision engineered four-stage circuitry rebirthed from the original hand-drawn schematics. Drawing inspiration from Orange’s classic “Phazer” from the early 1970s (its name respelled in English that’s as proudly British as the pedal’s construction), but given modern standards like an LED and a 9V DC input, and circuitry tweaks inside the box to reduce the the noise floor, the Orange Phaser adds a nuanced, warming spin to your sound with the maximum simplicity.

With the same form factor and minimalist artwork as the originals, all tank-strength aluminium chassis, block colour, and art nouveau typography, a mere glance at the thing will transport you back 50 years. Then, when you stomp on the footswitch, the time-travel will be complete, with as clean an interaction with a pedal as you’ll ever encounter.

After all, this is the Orange Phaser: it literally has one job.

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• Compact compression/sustainer pedal with high-quality circuitry
• Compresses loud signals and boosts softer signals for a smooth overall sound
• Onboard Level, Tone, Attack and Sustain controls for precise tonal shaping
• Low-noise design for super-quiet operation
• BOSS five-year warranty

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Combining a compact footprint, a comprehensive feature spec and an intuitive user interface, the 22500 delivers powerful looping capabilities in an affordable, easy to use package. It records high quality, non-compressed audio directly to a removable SDHC card (4 to 32 GB) and each card holds up to 100 individual loops. Includes an 8GB card for up to 12 hours of recording time. Learn More

Anti-Feedback control can be engaged and adjusted to eliminate the body resonance feedback often associated with amplified acoustic guitars at high volume levels. To eliminate body resonance feedback, switch the filter in and adjust the anti-feedback control until the body resonation reduces. You should find a “sweet spot on” the control where any feedback present disappears.

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