while adding a second gain stage for dirty console fuzz. The in-depth EQ section features three Shift controls, which turn this circuit into a Fully Parametric EQ pedal. The Hi Pass section is enabled by the toggle switch
If you're looking for a true and compact looper pedal with a small footprint and without too many bells and whistles, this Ditto Looper from TC Electronic is something you will appreciate. This is a True Bypass and Analog-Dry-Through model which means that your created loops will lose noth...
By Jonathan Horsley Contributions from Matt McCracken last updated 19 December 2023 Onboard effects, digital modelling, valves? Here are the best practice amps for guitar, with options from Yamaha, Positive Grid, Fender, Line 6 and moreWhen...
With virtuosos like Steve Morse, Marty Friedman, Steve Lukather, and others endorsing their brand, Boss continues to enjoy its status as one of the best guitar pedal manufacturers in the market. As expected with its wide range of effects, Boss has a standalone EQ pedal just for guitarists,...
$199 - A popular and highly regarded emulation of a high-gain JCM amp, from a builder that's grown a stellar reputation for manufacturing great-sounding Marshall-style amps (the pedal is said to be a compact version of the Friedman BE100 amp). The Tight control is useful to bring out ...
A pedal concept based on an all-analog spring reverb transducer unit, which connects remotely to one of three different real spring reverb tanks (La Brute is the medium-size one, which is the most popular and best-sounding to most ears). The main box gives you the front end...
The California-based boutique pedal builder Strymon has built quite a reputation for their quality effects. The BigSky Multidimensional Reverb is one of their most sought-after products. With 12 reverb types, you have a wealth of virtual space options for your guitar signal, while the expanded co...
We look at the best vocal effects pedal options and their features. Read on to discover how they can be used to enhance your vocal performance.
Multi-effect pedals offer multiple effects and amps. It’s pretty amazing to be able to have so much tonal variety in a single package. Cost effective compared to buying individual pedals. A cheap effects pedal is around $50, and a boutique pedal can go for $150 and often much more. Fo...
A synth pedal for bass (or guitar) is one of the best and most outrageous effects you can add to your board! They're just plain fun.