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New Pedal: LPD Bedlum Overdrive

The LPD Bedlum Overdrive is a meticulously crafted analog recreation of the legendary #102 D-style amp, famously used by Robben Ford on his Talk To Your Daughter album and tour. Designed to capture the tone and feel of that era, it features straightforward controls: Master (output level), Drive (preamp gain),…Click on the title for more

New Pedal: LPD Bedlum Overdrive

New Pedal: Jam Octaurus Fuzz

Born in (or at least near) the ancient Athenian caves where trapped men saw shadows hinting at greater truths, the Jam Octaurus is an octave-up fuzz pedal designed for versatility and creative exploration across diverse musical genres and applications. Its circuit emphasizes clarity with an apparent octave that remains distinct…Click on the title for more

New Pedal: Jam Octaurus Fuzz

New Pedal: Mojo Hand FX Rock City Dual Overdrive

The Mojo Hand FX Rock City dual overdrive evolved from an effort to refine the company’s discontinued Odessa pedal, but slowly morphed in a highly interactive and tweakable dual-channel drive. During development, the addition of series/parallel switching opened new tonal possibilities, allowing users to shape their sound with precision. The…Click on the title for more

New Pedal: Mojo Hand FX Rock City Dual Overdrive

New Pedal: Asheville Music Tools Analoger APH-12 Phaser

The Asheville Music Tools Analoger APH-12 is the North Carolina company's take on Jimi Hendrix's favorite modulation effect. True to its name, this fully analog phaser with the unique feature of offering up to 12 stages of phase-shifting, selectable via a 12-position rotary knob. Designed by the brain behind the…Click on the title for more

New Pedal: Asheville Music Tools Analoger APH-12 Phaser

New Pedal: Reeves Electro Leo Twelve

The (mini) Reeves Electro Leo Twelve is a Tweed-voiced overdrive that packs the company's (big) Leo’s magic into a compact daughterboard PCB, with hardwired favorite settings. Its gain control blends a sparkling clean boost with saggy, blown-out tweed grit, powered by vintage ’79 Phillips BC549c transistors and sleek Vishay resistors.…Click on the title for more

New Pedal: Reeves Electro Leo Twelve

New Pedal: Chase Bliss Brothers AM overdrive

Inspired by the AnalogMan King of Tone, the legendary dual overdrive pedal that, one may say, started the trend of high-quality, multi-function dual-channel dirt boxes, the Chase Bliss Brothers AM overdrive is a reinterpretation and expansion of that circuit, designed in collaboration with its original creator, Mike Piera. Also a…Click on the title for more

New Pedal: Chase Bliss Brothers AM overdrive

Win a Novation Bass Station II via the Portland Synth & Pedal Expo

Hey, sound creators! To celebrate our fourth Portland Synth & Pedal Expo, (RSVP here if you want to attend, it’s free!), we are giving away a radical piece of gear worth $499: a Novation Bass Station II!Click on the title for more

Win a Novation Bass Station II via the Portland Synth & Pedal Expo

Win a Noise Engineering Dystorpia! [ENDED]

With the Dystorpia, the folks at Noise Engineering have created a really cool and innovative pedal distortion (their debut in the stompbox realm and inspired by their Eurorack modules) and what's probably the best-named pedal of the decade so far.Click on the title for more

Win a Noise Engineering Dystorpia! [ENDED]

New Pedal: Caroline Kilobyte 2000 Lo-Fi Delay

The Caroline KILOBYTE-2000 is the ultimate evolution of the company's lo-fi delay pedal, initially introduced as the Kilobyte in 2013. In the pedal's circuit, which is based on the infamous yet awesome PT-2399 chip, the usual Drive, Level, Time and Feedback knobs are joint by three new controls in the…Click on the title for more

New Pedal: Caroline Kilobyte 2000 Lo-Fi Delay

Portland Stompbox Exhibit Giveaway!

To celebrate the upcoming Portland Synth & Pedal Expo, we are hooking up three lucky winners with pedals + a power supply—no strings attached!Click on the title for more

Portland Stompbox Exhibit Giveaway!

Best Big Muff Pedals in 2025: Reissues, Clones & Evolutions

TABLE OF CONTENTS (click to jump) Click image for Video. 1969 "Triangle" Big Muff Pi (used by Jimi Hendrix) Back to List of Categories JHS Muffuletta This pedal is one of Josh Scott’s greatest conceits: 6 beloved Muffs in one compact enclosure. Selectable on a dial are the V1 Triangle,…Click on the title for more

Best Big Muff Pedals in 2025: Reissues, Clones & Evolutions

New Pedal: Summer School Spring Break Reverb

The Spring Break by Syracuse's Summer School Electronics takes the simplicity of a one-knob reverb and elevates it with a hidden twist—a delay circuit that only affects the reverb tails. In its standard mode (delay off), the silver knob adds spring-style reverb to any signal, making it intuitive and versatile for…Click on the title for more

New Pedal: Summer School Spring Break Reverb