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The Jam Pedals Wahcko is a high-end, tension adjustable, Fasel-based wah offering a 6-position rotary switch for 6 different frequency sweep ranges and an internal trimmer for adjusting the input gain. There's also an optional Seagull effect that can be requested when ordered.... Click on the title for more
Filter pedals, when paired with saturation or distortion, can become multi-faceted "tone sculptors." That's precisely what the Land Devices Moonbow does, opening up a lot of sonic possibilities by elegantly mixing an overdrive with a classic voltage-controlled dual-mode filter.... Click on the title for more



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"Lo-Fi" is a term loved by many guitarists who grew up in the '90s to the sound of early Ween, Sebadoh, Guided by Voices, and - of course - Pavement and even early Beck. It's a word that's only superficially pejorative: the "low fidelity" of the recordings and slight sloppiness of the performances (that's what the terms refers to) reflected those musicians' slacking attitude, but somehow ended up also becoming a "plus factor," adding a peculiar character to their songs, while also implicitly conveying that truly great songwriting can't be ruined by under par production values.... Click on the title for more
Centered around a pair of rare new-old stock Mullard OC201 transistors, the
Presented as a Wide Range Boost, the
The Rangemaster came about due to necessity. In the 1960s, British guitarists such as Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton enjoyed pushing their large Marshall and Vox amps into overdrive. But the more you turned these amps up, the more the mid-low frequencies dominated, creating muddiness and loss of definition.... Click on the title for more
Designed and released in collaboration with the Burbank based pedal company, the
The JHS 3 Series Fuzz is the first fuzz pedal released by JHS with a price tag under $100 USD, belonging to the $99 






