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The Raster™ is a digital delay with a pitch and frequency shifter integrated into the feedback loop. Forward or reverse delay can be shifted once or have continuously shifted repeats.

JFET Boost Pedal

The M1 MKII is a stereo, all-in-one modulation pedal featuring six studio-grade programs based on fan-favorite modulation tones: Chorus, Phaser, Tremolo, Vibrato, Rotary, and Filter. A sound explorers delight, the M1 features a dedicated lo-fi knob allowing you to mix various lo-fi parameters to every program. From the swirling, lush sounds of the 80’s to more subtle applications that give your tone a distinct flair, this is a hallmark for all kinds of modulation fans, offering limitless creative potential.

The Grand Canyon is EHX's most advanced multifunction delay and looper pedal. It's equipped with 12 effect types plus a fully featured looper capable of recording and overdubbing the Grand Canyon's effects.

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Killer V was inspired by some very cool and unique amplifiers born in California, USA in the 50s and 60s, with a very distinct, true pitch-shifting vibrato circuit.

A truly super tremolo with powerful controls and signal routing.

Pickup LesLee® is a cool little piece of analog onboard technology that extends the sonic spectrum of the electric guitar. It utilizes the two native voices of your bridge and neck pickups to generate a distinct percussive tremo-vibe sound simply by auto-alternating the pickup signals! Featuring onboard speed control."

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To celebrate this anniversary, an Anniversary Pedal is now available which reflects the classic sound of the golden Nobels ODR-1 era. For the first time upgraded with a continuously adjustable bass cut pot. Nobels has listened to the wishes of the humbucker players and fulfilled them.

This is the most atmospheric, cinematic delay pedal

Moai Maea is KMA Audio Machines' answer to long forgotten analog octaver sounds to generate a huge wall of sound by playing just one note.