$129.99 - A simple 2 knob uni-vibe pedal with plenty of estimators, perfect for funky 70’s sounds.

$325 - A popular recreation of the original classic and probably the first stereo vibe. The circuit features slight improvements over the original to increase reliability. Also available in half-rack format.

$60 (used) - Not a true Uni Vibe, per se, this unit is for anyone looking to jump into the world of vibes, for fun. Extremely small and sturdy.

$50 (used) - Coming in at a very reasonable price point, the Cool Cat Vibe provides fine sounding vibe tones in a small footprint. Metal enclosure.

A vibe that can conjure tones past and present, it features stacked tone and drive knobs, adding versatility. A toggle switch allows for 3 vibe varieties, and contrls are independent

$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.

The only tube unit on the list, the Tube-Vibe conjures up some of the thickest, swampiest tones in classic rock.

$279 | An original take executed in no frills fashion: treadle-based pedal controls the effect's intensity.

$200 used - An industry standard for a long time, featuring a darker analog tone and buffered bypass.

$299 - All analog, classic circuitry, with an interesting "Center" control for altering the balance of the sweep. Standard expression pedal input.

$224 - Running at 18v, this offering from Fulltone features a treadle for real-time effect manipulation.