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If you like to play it safe, the Way Huge Attack Vector Phaser & Envelope is not for you. It combines two different effects—phase shifter and envelope filter—into a single dangerous machine. -
A serious overdrive all-rounder. The Drivemaster is back and as fierce as ever. From vintage to modern drive tones in a durable unit. -
The CAE Wah allows you to switch between two distinctly-voiced Fasel® Inductors with a built-in Boost/Line Driver circuit, internal Q and gain controls, and bright status LEDs on each side of the pedal. This pedal can be powered by a 9-volt battery, a Dunlop ECB003 9-volt adapter, or the DC Brick™, Iso-Brick™, and Mini Iso-Brick™ power supplies (not included). -
Available for a limited time only with fittingly wacky special edition artwork—get yours while supplies last! -
Contact for availability! The Micro Harmonic Transformer packs the same crunchy, gigantic harmonic saturation, distortion, and sustaining fuzz of the original cult-classic Harmonic Transformer in a smaller, pedalboard-friendly format. -
Contact for availability! Playing the fifteen-minute-power-nap to the Echo Dream 2’s full-on Rip Van Winkle, the Micro Dream is a bite-sized echo snack for the modern musician on the go. -
In July of 2009, Suhr shipped their very first Shiba Drive pedal. Shiba was designed to provide players with a variety of fat rhythm and warm singing lead tones. The Shiba Drive gained great popularity among players seeking an overdrive pedal that could be used in conjunction with their amplifier’s clean or overdrive channels for added flexibility. -
In May of 2009, we shipped our very first Koko Boost pedal. Koko's unique design incorporated both a transparent clean boost and a selectable midrange boost which extended the range of your tube amplifier and Overdrive and/or Distortion pedals. Needless to say it wasn't long before Koko was seen on the pedalboards of touring guitarists for it's unique capabilities. -
The extended sweep of the Aero design and switchable tuner mute, make this a great all round guitar volume pedal. -
The Way Huge Atreides Analog Weirding Module offers a kaleidoscope of organic synth-like tones, generating an explosion of growly sub-octave, expressive vocal envelope, swooshing phase, and gnarly fuzz.
