This little pedal offers a variety of vintage-inspired delay tones in stereo.

Fender’s MTG Tube Tremolo is a part of their newest line of all tube-driven pedals. YUP, there’s a tube in there — a NOS (New Old Stock) 6205 preamp tube.

The Boss PN-2 is one of those legendary old school pedals. It does two things: panning and tremolo. You have square and sawtooth wave forms for each, and you have a pretty wide depth and rate to set your sound to. Guitar is Fender Jazzmaster Amp is Strymon Iridium (round, b) Support Get Offset by… […]

Back in 2017, Old Blood Noise Endeavors released The Fault Overdrive/Distortion. Three years later, they’ve brought us the Fault V2, which comes with a few new features that I’m simply in love with.

The Eau Claire Thunder is a mythic fuzz box by our Midwestern friends at Dwarfcraft Devices. And this is a very special version of that fuzz machine.

I’m going to be honest. I have a soft spot for modeling amps, and the Fender Mustang GTX100 is no exception.

The Teisco Boost is a features-packed boost. It packs up to 30 db boost and has knobs to control volume and gain.

Transit Lab cables are made by hand by Félix-Antoine Dandenault in Canada. According to his product descriptions, his cables are made from two silver plated copper solid core conductors individually insulated in a linen braid.

The Teisco delay pedal is astoundingly feature-packed for its price tag. At only $149 new, it can do anything from simple, tasteful delay unending self-oscillation, subtle modulation to swirling madness. It can even do a standard mono out or can have full wet/dry output.

The Amp, by Milkman, has a little secret. Underneath the left-side panel lies three dip switches. These dip switches can allow you to move between four different reverb algorithms and two tremolo waves.