A solid-state tremolo built around a transistor-based LFO inspired by a classic amp circuit, with switchable amplitude and filtered modulation modes plus pre/post gain stages.
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Builds: Pedals · Est. 2010

Small-batch “distortery” founded by Philippe Herndon. Builds acclaimed pedals like the Wave Cannon distortion and Meteore lo-fi reverb, each hand-assembled in SC.
Founder: Philippe Herndon
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View all 15 pedals →An unapologetic superdistorter ranging from cranked amp-like tones to full-on heavy distortion, distinct from both the original Wave Cannon and Caroline's Haymaker drive.
A wide-ranging phaser/vibrato built for warmth and movement rather than vintage-accurate tones, capable of everything from subtle shading to full vibrato and auto-wah-style sweeps.
A BC184 Supa Tone Bender-style fuzzstortion with a tweed-amp-inspired tone control and a Turbo switch for extra gain.
A buffer, booster, and overdrive in one, based on the preamp circuits from Parabola and Météore with a germanium-flavored gain stage.
A straightforward two-mode overdrive, moving from an always-on transparent light drive to a gnarlier raw drive tone.
A three-knob fuzz originally released to benefit a local Girls Rock chapter, praised for delivering more tonal range than its simple control set suggests.
The latest evolution of Caroline's flagship distortion, delivering late-70s/early-80s big-amp tones with a refined shape control, a voltage-starve option, and a massively expanded Havoc feedback circuit.
The follow-up to Caroline's Kilobyte delay, adding two lo-fi delay chips for longer delay times, tap tempo, and a nastier Havoc runaway effect.