MXR

• Fuzz tone with a separate Sub Octave voice & an Octave Up Fuzz
• Internal Gain & Tone pots shape the Octave Up Fuzz effect
• All analog circuitry, true bypass
• Heavy duty housing with durable jacks and switches

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

• The classic sound of the original '60s-late '70s Phase 90 stompbox reborn
• Classic phasing effect with the headroom, smooth warmth, and reduced midrange swell of the original
• An ideal phase pedal for anything from metal to jazz
• One knob gives you control over a wide range of phase effects from mild to crazy
• Vintage orange paint and traditional script logo add classic touches
• Modern LED status light lets you know when the effect is engaged
• Also sounds great on your bass guitar

• Self-contained amp and speaker driver so you don’t need to run a separate rig
• Volume, Tone and Gain controls with MXR distortion circuit for tone-shaping
• Pedalboard-friendly size
• True bypass
• The M222 MXR Talk Box should only be powered with the included 18-volt 1000mA Dunlop ECB004/ECB004EU AC adapter.

• Rich, all-analog delay
• Up to 600 milliseconds of delay time
• Modulation controls emulate tape echo tones
• Bucket-brigade technology

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.

• Bucket brigade circuitry
• Rate, level, and depth controls
• High- and low-cut knobs
• Input, Mono out, and Thru jacks

• A hot-rodded classic circuit
• Roars with huge amp stack tones and old school distortion
• Delivers soaring leads and rich, saturated rhythms
• CRUNCH button boosts harmonic content of distortion

• Based on a classic distortion circuit famous for its nasty sound
• Separate Dry and Wet level controls
• Select between Silicon and LED clipping diodes

• Rich analog chorusing
• Bass and Treble controls for shaping chorus tone
• Bass Filter switch for increased low end clarity
• Analog bucket-brigade technology
• The M134 Stereo Chorus is powered by two 9-volt batteries, a 18-volt AC adapter such as the Dunlop ECB004/ECB004E, or a DC Brick™ power supply.