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Vibler is a full analog audio-path phase shift effect and is designed to capture two of the most famous effects, the 1969 Shin-Ei Uni-Vibe Chorus/Vibrato and the 1970's vintage Bad Stone Phase Shifter, and emulates an organic, rich Leslie type effect while combines smooth ultra-warm modulation from very slow swoosh to fast warble.

It's a pedal version of the preamp found in the old East German Vermona Regent 150 amp. The amp itself doesn't sound bad, but the preamp when used as an effect is really quite nice. Pic attached, let me know if you'd like to stock that pedal

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."

Wren and Cuff Garbage Face - J Mascis Signature Boost / Fuzz

High-Gain Distortion Pedal with built-in VCA Noise Gate

The Blower Box Deluxe is all the awesomeness of the original Blower Box but with a tighter more mids focused sound and also a parallel mixable clean signal with low pass filter control!

The Zenith And Vales pedal produces unconventional, angular fuzz tones with intense digital distortion, resulting in wild peaks and valleys.

The Luminous: equal parts phaseshifter and swirly glowing haze machine. It dances and hovers with the utmost mystery, occasionally imperceptible while frequently vivid. And it glows in the dark…….

Automatic Pulse Width Modulation Fuzz and Dynamic Natural Overdrive

Nachfolgemodell des GAS-728B NG

This enormous fuzz pedal also offers a gate, for even more extreme fuzz sounds.

Smaller enclosure and a bonus new feature. The Dane still has the two sides for Drive and Boost, only it now has the option to switch the Boost from the standard DP (Danish Pete) clipping to Heavier Clipping (HC), similar to the second channel of the Heavy Water, just to give you that bit of extra grit should you want it.