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Electro Harmonix - Oceans 11

Dual Stereo Reverb - a reverb processing powerhouse!

The Flattley Wah is a very tight, articulate and vocal sounding Wah pedal which can handle as much gain as you want depending on your style of music. It also remains very tonal if being used clean, giving you an awesome individual expressive tone that will wow your audiences.

Based on the original WR-3 circuit, the TWA Wah Rocker™ nails the squawky, slippery, super-funked-up filtering of the Guyatone version.

Chewy, bubbly, swirly fuzz-phaser.

Old Blood Noise Endeavors presents Pardner - a whacky yet extremely versatile fuzz pedal with unique tonal qualities, providing a suite of gnarly drivenness at the stomp of just two footswitches.

Octaves, Fuzzes, Filters, Wahs—that's the stuff we love, Oh Yeah!!

The Cock Fight lets you achieve that cool cocked wah sound without the wah pedal.

This is THE model if you want a classic wah sound with lots of soul. The PW works with most any pickup and any amp configuration.

The Old Blood Noise Endeavors Mondegreen pedal is a digital delay hellbent on giving you something different than what you put in. It's delay. Into modulation. And it's weird.

Baby Box Noise Generator is a chaotic noise machine. Use it to destroy your guitar signal, take in sounds from space, make spooky backgrounds or odd beats. Baby Box is a combination of several effects, but basically there is a "Noise oscillator", which is based on several astabile multivibrators. The signal from the Noise oscillator passes through filters and the various effects.

Combining a three-control analog tremolo and a multi-shape digital tap tremolo, the Old Blood Noise Endeavors Whitecap lets you find new tremolo textures by combining the two sounds in series or parallel.