Instrument Effects

Same silky smooth violin-like sustain and creamy tone that made the legendary 1970 Big Muff Pi famous. This little brother displays its heritage proudly. Same circuitry in a compact die-cast box. Learn More

• Seven types of ambience effects with adjustable settings for your voice
• Double-tracking effect to instantly thicken your vocal sound
• Enhance effect and Pitch Correct (including hard-tuned "œelectronic voice" sound)
• Adjustable detailed parameters for advanced users
• Battery or AC operation enables performing anywhere
• Built-in Memory for switching between the best settings for each song
• USB audio port provides versatile options for use with your computer

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• Six meticulously crafted reverbs in one pedal
• Audiophile quality analog and digital audio paths
• Dry path is 100% analog
• Studio-grade low noise floor
• Trails Bypass mode lets effect ring out after turning the pedal off
• Expression pedal jack for foot control of all knob settings
• Stereo In/Out capability when using TRS cables
• The MXR Reverb requires 9 volts (240mA) and can be powered by the included Dunlop ECB003/ECB003EU adapter or the Iso-Brick™ Power Supply. This pedal cannot be powered by a battery.

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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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A natural overdrive and clean boost for the tone conscious player to enhance the original sound of an instrument and amp while retaining their essential character.
Its gain stage, treble control and signal path are optimized for bass guitar and guitarists wanting extended low frequency response. An adjustable clean blend assures an articulate, full tone while boosted power rails deliver extended headroom. Learn More

FLUORESCENCE SHIMMER REVERB - Shimmering Reverb Pedal with Intuitive 4-Knob Interface for Modern, Ethereal Reverb Sounds

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• Classic BOSS chorus pedal with clean, brilliant sound for guitar and keyboards
• Effect Level, EQ, Rate and Depth knobs allow for precise shaping of sound
• Features Mono input and Stereo outputs for connection to dual amps
• BOSS five-year warranty

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• Iconic Whammy effect
• Updated original Bass Whammy settings and more
• Two different classic and chord (polyphonic) tracking modes
• MIDI input for control
• 21 different pitch settings
• Optimized for bass frequencies
• True bypass

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The Memory Toy presents a pure analog delay for musicians who covet thick sound from a thin wallet. EH melds heritage with select components to present the musician with up to 550ms of delay. Not a toy but a professional tool that bathes your axe with organic depth and dimension. The selectable chorus is a lush bonus. No one does analog like EH! Learn More

• Delivers everything from overdrive to distortion
• Natural, amp-like distortion
• Retains your guitar's tone and clarity

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• Classic studio compressor in a Phase 90-sized pedal
• CHT™ Constant Headroom
• Technology for clear, clean performance
• Ten Gain Reduction status LEDs
• True bypass
• The MXR Bass Compressor is powered by one 9-volt battery (remove bottom plate to install), a 9-volt AC adapter such as the Dunlop ECB003/ECB003E, or a DC Brick™ power supply.

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Supplies the overdriven power of two highly coveted amp stacks in a single housing. Pros have been combining amplifiers for years, blending their sounds together to open up new tonal palettes. The FOD Drive recreates each amplifier in pedal circuit form, then fits them into a single housing as separate channels - high gain and crunch gain. 

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Not one, but two narrow filters sweep your tones under control of the envelope, generating very unique vocal-like sounds. A distortion switch enriches the harmonics. The response control varies the sweep range determined by your attack. Not only designed for and great on bass guitar, but also very funky on guitar. Learn More

MEET THE NEW DISTORTION PEDAL: Same as the old Orange Distortion pedal — at least that’s how it seems on the outside.

After all, apart from the modern tweaks of an added LED and a 9V DC input, this looks like a straight-up reboot of the 1970s relic, right down to its simple type stencilled onto the classic chunky aluminium shell to ape the original units. Under the hood, though, it’s a different story: the circuitry of the new Orange Distortion has been rebuilt from the ground up, ditching the original’s back-to-back diode design and replacing it with an amp circuit including a tone stack, where bass and mids are preset but treble is user-adjustable via a little trimmer inside the casing.

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