If you are a reader of this blog you will instantly realize that Electro Harmonic guitar effects offeris a pretty consistent base of quality and usually do not disappoint. Essentially, when looking at anew guitar pedal it is important to look at a few key areas, the most important bring overall sound quality, followed closely […]

Retailing for around $150 bucks, the Voodoo Labs Pedal Power Plus is a fantastic option for those looking for a solid road worthy option for powering all of your many pedals.
What I like best about this power brick is that most simply, it is an organized way to cleanly power your pedals. Tons of […]

Now you are probably very familiar with with the Boss line of digital DD lines. I must say, their latest incarnation of this pedal may very well be the best I’ve seen. Boss has been able to improve upon an almost perfect pedal and add some amazing new features. Again, retailing for around $150, the pedal is certainly not cheap and is meant for the serious musician.

Any Joe Satriani fans out there? Like his killer lead solo sound and want a quick and cheap way to get it? Vox has just released the Joe Satriani Satchurator Distortion pedal. The name aside, this pedal is pretty sick!

A truly distinctive effect can be found in the Korg KAOSSILATOR Dynamic Phrase Synthesizer, which has been turning heads since it’s release a few months ago.  What the hell is the KAOSSILATOR anyway? 
For those of you few who don’t know, this Korg device is designed to be a portable synth player solution that does NOT […]

Anything new from MXR deserves some time of discussion.  The quality of MXR is usually extremely high and they consistenly offer unique sounding effects that are less mainstream than say, Boss effects. 
The MXR M169 Carbon Copy Analog Delay is just that, a purely analog path signal delay which attempts to bring us back to pre-digital […]

One word- Buttery magic. This pedal is one of my personal favorites in terms of sustain enhancer and performs very well. I think there are very few pedals that I can think of which will actually make and change my playing for the better.

The LS-2 Line Selector pedal represents the easy way to switch settings among several effects devices or amplifiers, or route input and output signals. Two line loops and six looping modes gives a pretty good flexibility in terms of what you can do with these signals.

From wines, cigars, guitars, and now effects, everyone is trying to jump into the “vintage” market. I am usually pretty skeptical about marketing techniques and try my best to alert others about them.

Essentially, this pedal has power and features seen in high end rack delay units. If you are familiar with my reviews you know that I am a huge fan of Eventide. I find they mix quality construction with killer effects which are well suited for recording applications.

If you happened to catch my review of Digitech’s RP50 multi effects guitar pedal, you will notice that I am not a huge fan of the RP line.