The Ibanez TS808 Tubescreamer is undoubtedly one of the most legendary and ubiquitous pieces of gear in the history of...Continue reading→
Review: Revv G3 Distortion
Canadian. Expensive. Handmade. High gain. Sound familiar? No, we’re not talking about Mike, we’re talking about Revv Amplification, the team...Continue reading→
Review: Boss DS-1 Distortion
The Boss DS-1 Distortion pedal was first released in 1978, and since then it has gone on to become one...Continue reading→
Review: Boss SD-1 Overdrive
The Boss SD-1 Overdrive pedal was first released in the mid 1980’s as a replacement for the older OD-1. Not...Continue reading→
Review: Nobels ODR-1 Overdrive
If you are, or have ever been part of the Nashville scene, it is likely that you already know about...Continue reading→
Review: MXR Classic 108 Fuzz Mini
New from the NAMM show, we have the MXR Classic 108 Fuzz Mini. This pedal is basically an updated version...Continue reading→
Review: ProCo Rat2 Distortion
The RAT pedal has a long and detailed history, filled with plenty of lore and mystery to go around. The...Continue reading→
Review: Wampler Tumnus Deluxe
Of all the Klon clones, the Wampler Tumnus is perhaps the best known and most loved. Made in the USA,...Continue reading→
Review: Zvex Fuzz Factory Vertical
The Zvex Fuzz Factory has become something of a modern classic, known for its thick fuzz and glitchy, stuttery, feedback-y...Continue reading→
Review: J. Rockett Audio Designs ARCHER Overdrive
The J. Rockett Audio Designs Archer is by many accounts one of the closest-to-the-real-thing Klon clones. Of course it helps...Continue reading→
Review: Dunlop Crybaby Classic Wah
There are a lot of things to be said about wah pedals, both positive and negative. Hendrix, Clapton, Page, Gilmour,...Continue reading→
Review: Revv G2 Overdrive
The Revv G2 is the newest pedal offering from Revv Amplification, and completes the pedal trifecta that is the Revv...Continue reading→
Review: TC Electronic Dark Matter Distortion
The TC Electronic Dark Matter Distortion pedal is a robust and cost effective addition to the overflowing distortion pedal market,...Continue reading→
Review: Abasi Pathos
Two legends, both alike in dignity: Tosin Abasi, and Brian Wampler, have teamed up to design a pedal suited to...Continue reading→
Review: Electro-Harmonix Attack Decay Tape Reverse Simulator
The Electro-Harmonix Attack Decay Tape Reverse Simulator is a modern reinterpretation of the company’s legendary pedal of the same name....Continue reading→
Review: Nobels ODR-Mini
The Nobels ODR-Mini is the company’s newest take on their classic ODR-1 overdrive pedal. An old favorite amongst Nashville legends,...Continue reading→
Review: TC Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb
Danish electronics manufacturers TC Electronic, are known for making some of the widely used studio gear on the planet. Recently,...Continue reading→
Review: Earthquaker Devices Space Spiral Modulated Delay
The Space Spiral Modulated Delay Device from Earthquaker Devices is at once lush, and almost pristinely transparent. This unit is...Continue reading→
Review: CNZ Audio Dumble
The Dumble from CNZ Audio is a budget-friendly addition to the pantheon of Dumble-style pedals. While an amp from Alexander...Continue reading→
Review: Azor Fuzz
Azor is one of a multitude of Asia-based companies that have been giving some of the more established pedal companies...Continue reading→
Review: Wampler Ethereal Delay and Reverb
The Wampler Ethereal Delay and Reverb pedal is a fun and useful multi effects pedal from one of the most...Continue reading→
Review: Seymour Duncan Vise Grip Compressor
The Seymour Duncan Vise Grip Compressor is a four knob compressor that brings a touch of studio-level processing to your...Continue reading→
Review: Donner Dynamic Auto Wah Mini
Wah pedals typically provoke thoughts of Hendrix, Clapton, Hammett, and numerous others who have relied on the expression pedal for...Continue reading→
Review: Blue Hippo Way Huge Smalls
The Way Huge Blue Hippo Analog Chorus MkIII is part of Dunlop’s newest line of Way Huge “smalls” pedals, featuring...Continue reading→
Review: Donner Yellow Fall Delay
The Donner Yellow Fall delay pedal is a cost-efficient and space saving pedal from one of the more well known...Continue reading→
Review: Boss NS-2 Noise Gate
Gone are the days when high gain meant lots of feedback and noise to contend with. Not only are amps...Continue reading→
Review: Dunlop Crybaby 535Q Mini
Over the past few years we have seen a massive explosion in the previously limited wah pedal market. Cry Baby,...Continue reading→
Review: Azor Pure Boost Clean Boost
Azor is one of a multitude of Asia-based companies that have been giving some of the more established pedal companies...Continue reading→
Review: Mooer Optical Tremolo Pedal
The Mooer Trelicopter Optical Tremolo Pedal is part of Mooer’s extensive line of micropedals. Mooer was at the forefront of...Continue reading→
Review: Behringer NR300 Noise Reducer
The NR300 from Behringer is a two-knob noise gate that bears a striking resemblance to the Boss NS-2. In fact,...
Clean Boost
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Long before the days of dedicated signal boosters, guitarists relied on a variety of pedals to fatten up their tone….
Compression
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The Seymour Duncan Vise Grip Compressor is a four knob compressor that brings a touch of studio-level processing to your…
Misc
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The new Passerelle Bridge, from legendary luthier Rachel Rosenkrantz, is the result of a collaboration with famed fingerstyle guitarist Kaki…
Best Of
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We love pedals and you love pedals, but we all know that it can be difficult to choose which ones…
Buying guides
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The art of the fly rig is something that many people attempt but few ever master. Part of this is…
Resources
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Brian Wampler, of Wampler Pedals, shares significant insight in this fun and quite useful resource.
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