Guitar Effect Pedals

Combining four classic germanium transistors, the Germanium Big Muff Pi is the result of a focused modern design dripping with EH analog heritage. An independent overdrive and distortion each have their own sets of two germanium transistors as well as independent controls. The ability to stack and use both the overdrive and distortion together delivers the power of a four germanium transistor circuit with ultimate control flexibility. Learn More

ISP Technologies introduces the new DECI-MATE Micro Decimator pedal. The DECI-MATE pedal is a full implementation of the world renowned Decimator circuit with new tracking improvements in a small, micro pedal package. When real estate is critical, the DECI-MATE is the answer. The ISP Technologies engineering team has spent years perfecting the operation of real time noise reduction and has been awarded multiple patents for the Decimator Technology, including patents for adaptive response of the Decimator, which tracks the envelope of both super fast staccato notes as well as long sustained notes.

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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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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

The mini-pedal market has been booming the past few years, so we felt the time was right to offer some of our most legendary pedals in new mini housing! Ibanez is proud to announce the new MINI pedal Family, including the Super Metal. Made in Japan, the SMMINI still preserves the five-knob control layout as its bigger brother; the SM9. These five knobs can create almost unlimited tonal possibilities. The knob configuration features 2 stacked knobs (Edge/Punch and Attack/Level) and a significantly larger Drive knob. A true bypass switch provides the shortest, most direct signal path as well as the cleanest tone. The 100% analog circuitry offers amazingly natural distortion and harmonics. The SMMINI is a classic warm and full-sounding distortion pedal that won’t be a space hog on your pedalboard!　 Learn More

• Adjustable tip/ring configuration
• Ruggedly built, road-ready construction
• Can be used with a variety of pedal types

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From the classic vintage sounds of the great early Moog synthesizer to custom creations, the Microsynth creates fat analog synth sounds heard on classic recordings by some of the finest musicians in the world. Compact ten-slider layout lets the sonically adventurous guitarist dial in a virtually limitless array of analog synthesizer sounds: from percussive stabs to backwards-sounding bowed effects. Learn More