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The #1 EQ pedal returns - better than ever with groundbreaking upgrades.
everything people loved about the original ParaEq plus more fidelity and control.

The #1 EQ pedal returns - better than ever with groundbreaking upgrades.
everything people loved about the original ParaEq plus more fidelity and control.

Everything great about our original Compressor and made even better.

Chorus, Flanger und Vibrato in bester Empress-Tradition, sogar programmierbar.

The Empress Tremolo2 is an original design built from the ground up to include innovative features without sacrificing tone. The audio signal path is analog, but the tremolo effect is controlled digitally via opto technology.

Das Tool gegen Signalverslust bei langen Effektketten....

Everything great about the original Compressor tuned for bass!

ZOIA is almost everything - it is an open canvas to paint your sonic ideas. FM synthesis, CV tools, MIDI tools, audio effects, interface options - all at your fingertips. ZOIA transforms the rigmarole of interfacing a studio full of music gear and condenses it into one handy little box, which you can then interface with your own studio full of music gear.

In short, ZOIA is an infinite trick pony whose utility is limited only by your imagination.

Das Tool gegen Signalverslust bei langen Effektketten....mit erweiterten Möglichkeiten...

The Madness goes on.... Spanning the gambit of known delay possibilities and beyond, the Echosystem could be the ultimate delay-crafting tool.

Flat V is a analog signal gain pedal with 2 channels and digital controls. Channel A is transistor based with selectable diodes. Channel B is amp style gain circuit with cascaded JFETs replacing valves. Synth style resonant filters shape the tone of channel B.

The Fredric Effects Unpleasant Companion MKII is an improved version of the classic Shin-Ei FY-2 Companion Fuzz, modified with a volume boost circuit to avoid the volume drop characteristic of vintage units and a scoop control to add to the versatility of the effect.