Guitar Effect Pedals

A modern re-creation of the Liverpool Fuzz-Tone, which was the first fuzz created by Foxx pedals founder and current Danelectro owner, Steve Ridinger. The Nichols 1966 houses a unique three-transistor circuit, arming you with a glass-shattering sound that falls somewhere between a fuzz and a distortion and that is highly reactive to your guitar's volume knob.

• Next-generation BOSS compact pedal with innovative Multi-Dimensional Processing, realized with proprietary technology and custom DSP
• Impressive, harmonically rich sounds that compliment and enhance your straight guitar sound
• Works well with both clean and distorted guitar tones, and also bass guitar
• Ultra-responsive to volume changes and playing dynamics
• Three different sound modes; wide range of tonal adjustment with simple controls
• Mono or stereo output
• BOSS five-year warranty

A versatile, multi-instrument capable, stereo overdrive/distortion with a broad range of sound options and controls. With the Operation Overlord, whether you play guitar, bass, keyboards or pretty much any electronic instrument—-dialing in great drive sounds is fast and foolproof. – Silent foot-switchable Normal and Boost modes deliver distortion ranging from mild to saturated.

• Compact pedal creates a variety of classic "wah" effects
• Dynamic wah sounds provide variable effect based on picking strength
• "Humanizer" effect creates human voice-type vowel sounds
• Dedicated Bass input for processing bass guitar
• EXP Pedal mode allows wah control via optional expression pedal
• Tempo can be set for pedal control or at fixed rate via Manual mode
• BOSS five-year warranty

• Super high-gain distortion
• 3-band EQ with midrange sweep
• SCOOP switch boosts highs and lows
• Switchable Noise Gate with sensitivity control

Based on an iconic vintage circuit, the sound is crystal clear with a pronounced swoosh, scooped mid-range and a dynamic, voice-like response to your attack. This pedal will adapt to your playing intensity. It plays very well with the low end of the spectrum too, so it sounds incredible on bass. While the original suffered from a serious volume drop when engaged, the Deep Phase has been carefully designed to match your level when you kick the switch. With just two knobs and a switch, it offers a wide range of phase tones.