Pedals at the Brooklyn Stompbox Exhibit 2017 (M-T)

A basic tube overdrive you that requires assembly - great way to learn the engineering behind pedals!

"Highly tweakable gated fuzz, providing everything from subtle sustain to all out warfare."

One of the smallest footprints D-Style pedals, it sports just three knobs. Ratio sets the amount of compression/overdrive and essentially acts as a gain control. Bright adjusts the frequency content, and Volume sets your output level. The drive produced by the pedal is smooth and articulate and serves as a convincing Dumble sound. There's a lot of mojo in the Ratio knob, as it sits somewhere between a control for the amount of gain and a dirty compressor.

$49.99 - The Outlaw FX Deputy Marshall packs all the features you need in a mini enclosure, including tone knob and bright/normal toggle.

~$200 | A very tweakable fuzz with a clean and an "unclean" (fuzz) channel with separate volume knobs. The fuzz features Volume out Gain knobs and two toggle switches: Cut Low and Wave, which introduces an octave-up for Octavia-style tones. Blending some of the clean signal back in delivers more attack and definition.

A Stereo bit crusher with fractional bit reduction and sample rate modulation with triangle, square, and random waveforms, and also envelope control over the sampling rate or mix.

$299 - Offers eight delay types and a unique dynamic delay function that lets the effect interact with the dynamics of your performance. Presets, Midi integration and Library software round up the features.

$349 - A more affordable but great sounding take on the Do-it-all digital delay. 24 delay engines (12 onboard) with Freeze control and full Midi compatibility.

$299 | A dual, hybrid analog/digital overdrive pedal with 3 different flavors of drive per channel, for a total of 18 possible tones between single and cascaded channel combos. A Class A JFET input gain adds up to 20dB of analog gain, whils an advanced SHARC DSP re-creates the harmonic complexity of the various modes. Each side has Level, Drive and Tone knobs and its own footswitch.

$573 - A streamlined Version of the Replicator with three knobs on the front panel (Level, Feedback, Time), Tap Tempo footswitch, and Saturation knob and Kill Dry switch on the back panel. Uses the same basic circuit and tape cartridge as its bigger brohter.