Amp Cab Sim
$249
A JFET-based, part-for-part recreation of the vintage Silvertone 1484 Twin Twelve amplifier, built into a pedal with an internal 9-to-18V boost for extra headroom.
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Boost
$99
A silent, MOSFET-based boost pedal built to add amp-like harmonic push without the crackle common to other MOSFET boost circuits.
Distortion
$349
Mateus Asato signature overdrive/distortion pedal with swappable analog distortion plug-in circuits.
Overdrive
$249
A low-to-medium gain overdrive developed with Drew Shirley of Switchfoot to recreate the natural breakup of a small, hard-pushed amplifier.
Compression
$379
Six studio-quality compression modes plus active 3-band EQ and independent boost, with MIDI preset control.
Compression
$199
An optical compressor built for smooth, touch-responsive sustain with a clean blend control and a tilt EQ that stays flat at noon.
Overdrive
$299
Comprehensive MIDI-equipped overdrive platform delivering a wide range of overdriven tones.
Fuzz
$299
Modular fuzz pedal with six swappable classic fuzz circuit modules, a 9-band parametric EQ, and blendable octave.
Overdrive
$199
A pedalboard-friendly version of the Golden Boy transparent overdrive, with two clipping voicings and a three-band active EQ.
Overdrive
$299
Transparent overdrive designed with Joey Landreth, prized for its harmonic detail and headroom.
Compression
$299
Two independent analog OTA compressors in one pedal, switchable or stackable for extended sustain.
Modulation
$399
A stereo analog chorus and vibrato built around genuine MN3007 bucket-brigade chips, with seven savable modes, MIDI, and tap tempo.
Boost
$299
A three-voice boost, preamp, and buffer pedal with an active EQ, built to reshape a guitar's tone without losing its core character.
Overdrive
$349
A Cory Wong signature pedal pairing a mid-focused germanium overdrive with a flat-response overdrive and a post-drive active EQ, controllable over MIDI.
Modulation
$299
A dual-tremolo pedal from Jackson Audio and Silvertone combining harmonic and optical tremolo circuits that can run independently or together.