The Halberd by Electronic Audio Experiments is probably the best medium-gain drive I’ve ever played.

The Reflecting Pool by Fender is a dual delay/reverb pedal that packs a surprising amount of sonic possibilities — in stereo!

Gorilla Warfare MKII is a beast of a distortion/fuzz pedal by Greer Amps — it’s essentially their version of a RAT, complete with an LM308 chip.

The Atmosphere by Dr. Scientist is a monster of a reverb pedal with almost endless options. Also, pizza.

Fender’s been getting back into the pedal game in a big way. With the Compugilist, they’ve combined two of their most popular pedals: the Bends Compressor and the Pugilist Distortion. Both have simplified controls compared to the originals, which is a big plus for me. The controls are simple, intuitive, and give you plenty of […]

The Amp by Milkman Sound is a 50W guitar amplifier with a real tube preamp that can fit on your pedal board.

The Technician is a combination pedal of the Matthews Effects Astronomer V2 and their Cosmonaut V2.

Recently retired, the Rainier Fuzz by Spruce Effects is “a nod to the classic, yet forgotten Jen Jumbo Fuzz.” It’s loud, it’s raw, it’s a beast.

I’ve had the Eventide H9 Max for awhile now, but haven’t felt like my setup was right to demo the stereo capabilities of the H9. Now that I have the Strymon Iridium, I’m stoked to be able to start digging into this box of endless wonders!

The Aqueduct by Earthquaker devices is pitch vibrato with EIGHT modulation modes!