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The EHX Micro Synth can create some of the most popular synthesizer textures with its four voices: GUITAR, OCTAVE, SUB OCTAVE AND SQUARE WAVE, which are completely independent and fully mixable.

Get funky - with one of the world’s best auto-wah/envelope filter pedals - version 3...

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.

An always on Buffer and switchable 3 Band EQ. The buffer is helpful for long cable setups or when using an overabundance of pedals. The EQ is helpful in tailoring frequencies to specific parts, guitar switches or using it as an always on EQ.

The Elements is a dual-channel overdrive/distortion with a wide gain range and a full 3 band equalizer.

Combining a classic resonant filter with a proprietary optical envelope-detection circuit—the LF-01 literally turns your instrument into an analog synth.

The Mod 11 is packed with 11 different modulation effects that range from classic to exotic plus advanced functionality all in a compact pedal.

Psycho HP/BP/LP filter with LASER ETCHED ENCLOSURE. Can be pushed past the limit to glitch out into octaves up, down, and envelope folds.

The BitQuest is a mono multi-effects module featuring 8 fun and adventurous patches that can be used with or without a built-in digital fuzz.

Dusk is a digitally controlled analog filter. At its heart is an analog 12dB/Octave low pass filter based around an old-school integrated circuit called an Operational Transconductance Amplifier or OTA. The OTA runs off of split +/-9V rails for great audio quality and a deep filter sound.

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.

Float boasts two independently controllable filters and copious capabilities for motion. Utilizing the two filters in tandem can create stereo movement, linked reactive elements, and modulations that approach harmonic tremolo and phaser, as well as classic filter sounds.