Pedals at the Brooklyn Stompbox Exhibit 2017 [A-E]

$199 - Inspired by the Klon Centaur, this pedal features a mahogany enclosure and several trimpots inside the case to control tone, OD bass, EQ and clipping.

$855 | a high-end EQ+Compressor pedal from a pro audio company. The compressor is borrowed from their 525 feedback-style circuit and the 3 band EQ is styled after the legendary API 553 program equalizer. Polarity switches, a ground lift, and clipping LED round out the features.

$119 | A TS808 based overdrive with expanded voicing options and flavor more akin to the old classic overdrives of the 70’s and 80’s. With symmetrical clipping settings, it has more compression and a rounder attack for more singing sustain.

$200 - A compact version of the popular Echo Dream II (which also includes a fuzz circuit) the Micro Dream has the unique feature of getting more and more lo-fi sounding the longer the repeats, which sound warm and pleasant up to 400 ms.

$245 - Over a second of analog repeats with tap-tempo, subdivisions, and tails. Double concentric knobs give you independent control of the Mod. Rate, Depth and Gain and Tone of the delay. Double footswitches allow for extended features like user customizable momentary control of oscillation and momentary control of the dizzying pitch sweep.

$298 | One of the most versatile Vibes, from a company fully invested in the Uni-Vibe niche. It has controls for depth, tone, input impedance (for using different guitars), and output volume. 6 side trimmers let you tweak a series of settings to tailor several parameters related to tone and functions. V3 retains the same tone but delivers a modulation with deeper depth and character.

A one knob fuzz pedal: has a center position for the “perfect” fuzz setting (big and round with a slight volume boost and great sustain). As you turn this counter clockwise it becomes more gated with lower output. As you turn this clockwise it becomes louder and more refined.