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Introducing the All-Pedal® Microdose™, in collaboration with Spaceman Effects The Microdose™ is an optical, stage selectable analog phaser, handcrafted with our hyper-detailed approach to usability, and tone. The Microdose™ is the first phaser launched by AllPedal®. Sometimes liquidy smooth, sometimes chewy and lush, the fluid frequencies squiggle and flourish like the unrelenting ebb and flow of the sonic tide.

The goal in creating the ZIO Analog Front End + Boost was simple yet ambitious: "Make Everything Sound Better!" ZIO is an all-analog preamp/boost pedal that includes a choice of four distinct preamp circuits, each with up to +20dB of additional output boost. ZIO is Source Audio's first all-analog effects pedal and designed in collaboration with Christopher Venter, the owner and sole engineer at SHOE Pedals.

Versatile effects box that yields both borderline conventional sounds (it can sound great as a chorus or slapback) and a vast array of weirder sounds that defy categories... flanging, modulated reverb, notes flying everywhere in unpredictable ways, swirling high frequency sighs etc.

The JHS Pedals Flight Delay was made with one goal in mind: to be everything you need in a delay and nothing you don’t. In a world full of complex effects pedals, we worked hard to bring you the opposite - a beautifully simple stompbox that combines the most essential delay types with the features that matter

Mud killer as the name says, kills the mud on distorted Metal sounds. Controls how much unwanted frequencies enter before the distortion of the amp or pedal, which leaves the tone "muddy".

With only three controls, this deceptively powerful pedal offers you everything from light overdrive to full on distortion with clarity and blissful grinding. A Tone On/Off switch allows you remove the Tone control from the circuit, opening up a whole new world of midrange grind.

When compared to a standard chorus, the PAC-9's effect appears more dramatic and has more presence in a mix - this is due to the retention of low and low-mid frequencies that are typically chopped out by other boxes.