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Finland knows cold. Finland knows silence. And apparently Finland knows delay.... Click on the title for more
We saw this "thing" at NAMM 2026. The booth was crowded with similarly looking pedals with a varying range of graphics. Guitarists were frantically typing things like "reverse reverb that pitches up an octave" into a laptop and then stepping on a pedal that actually did it. People were losing their minds.... Click on the title for more
So you bought one of those amps. The ones that sound like God's own thunder if you could actually crank them, but you live in an apartment and there's always somebody three walls away who doesn't appreciate the miracle of power tube saturation. Yeah. This pedal gets it.... Click on the title for more
Right. You want to get mean. Enter the 
(Sound of a needle dropping onto a vinyl record that’s already warped from being left on a hot dashboard. A low, hollow hum, like a test pattern from a ghost station.)... Click on the title for more
A transparent overdrive that admits it might get fuzzy. That's refreshing honesty.... Click on the title for more
EarthQuaker Devices has spent twenty years convincing us that reverb doesn't have to sit politely in the background. Afterneath sent drips cavern-dwelling. Astral Destiny went cosmic. Transmisser just… floated off somewhere. Now comes the Towers, labeled as a Stereo Reverberant Filter. Jamie Stillman is very clear: this isn't an evolution of anything they've done before. It's a "linear progression," which translates roughly to "we built something new and we're not telling you exactly how it works."... Click on the title for more
Following the success of last year's Imperial preamp, Tone King has unveiled the Royalist: a high-voltage tube preamp pedal that distills the sound of their Royalist MKIII amplifier into a compact, pedalboard-friendly format. Where the Imperial covered American cleans, the Royalist is a full-throated tribute to the golden age of British rock.
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After years of building all sorts of effects pedals (but mostly overdrives and fuzzes), JHS finally entered the octave game. The Double Dragon is their first dedicated octave pedal—and they built it on forty-year-old technology. MXR Blue Box. Boss OC-2. Electro-Harmonix Micro-Synth . Those circuits that predated digital precision, that tracked imperfectly, that sounded alive rather than accurate.... Click on the title for more
Alexander Pedals took their glitch-centric Syntax Error, shrunk it down, and added more ways to break your signal. The ![Win 3 Pedals + Audio Interface [ENDED]](https://delicious-audio.com/wp-content/uploads//2026/02/giveaway02-2026-1-320x320.jpg)
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