Category: Pedals

In a perfect world, every performance space would have wonderful acoustics, but the unfortunately reality is most places you play won’t have the high ceilings and careful construction that really let your sound sing. A good reverb pedal can make up for the shortfallings of a performance space, adding depth and resonance to your guitar…

If you happen to be a one-man band type of performer, or one half of a duo, or if simply none of your bandmates can sing, then you are in dire need of a vocal harmonizer. This pedal will make a significant impact on the portion of your performance that many listeners notice the most…

One of the most important tools a modern guitarist must have at his disposal is a noise gate pedal. Whether you’re looking for a tight, professional sound or letting it rip and pouring your heart out through the power of an electric six-string, unwanted noise still remains unwanted noise. And if there is a tool…

Picking the right effects pedal can be just as important to your personal sound as picking the right amp or the right instrument. You want to find one that offers the right distortion and filters, one that works seamlessly with the rest of your set-up, complimenting your sound and fitting with the other equipment. If…

Distortion pedals among metal guitarists may be one of the most controversial pieces of gear. While some think they destroy the sound of their amp, others swear by their use. One thing is for sure: a distortion pedal can become one of the most personal pieces in your setup. Every good metal guitarist plays one…

A proper bass compressor pedal–any people say that there is a very thin line to walk when finding one. On the one hand, musicians tend to severely bash compression technology as too plastic, lifeless, and fake, typically bringing up the infamous matter of Loudness Wars. On the other hand, compressor pedals can legitimately improve the sound…