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Overdrive based on the legendary 1959 Tweed Fender Bassman.

HT-5R MkII takes this revered design a step further with incredible performance and game-changing new features from dynamic power reduction to 0.5W and footswitchable voices, to XLR DI out and direct USB recording.

What is there to tap tempo on an overdrive, you ask? The gain of course. Best described sonically as an overdriven tremelo, the Tap-A-Scream has all the same features of the Screamer, while the 24 waveforms modulate the gain.

The Debut 50R is a simple and elegant, no fuss all-analogue alternative to entry level digital modelling amplifiers. Ideal for pedal players, the Debut 50R focuses more on tone and usability rather than unwanted “bells and whistles”.

The BROKEN ARROW is a very flexible overdrive with 4 presets for clipping options, an innovative gain adjustment feature that we call GAIN CYCLE, and a 3 band active EQ for maximum tonal flexibility. To top it off, we added a boost circuit which is the same type of MOSFET boost circuit found on our top selling PRISM Preamp pedal.

The Equilibrium DLX is our updated vintage modulation pedal - evoking the buttery, sputtery, wobbly sounds of yesteryear. While the Equilibrium DLX sounds completely vintage, it crams all the "mod cons" into a pedalboard-friendly package.

Time and Space are lost within the sound of the universe. Breath in and breath out, slow down and be ready for the Astrospurt.

The Fredric Effects Standard Fuzz Machine is a new version of the classic Ibanez Standard Fuzz, also known as the Bruno/Mica Fuzz Machine.

The MXR Poly Blue Octave brings modern and classic pitch-shifting styles together with fuzz and modulation to create the ultimate octave pedal for tonecrafters and sonic seekers.

The upper octave fuzz generator. Embrace the filth and embrace the fuzz.

Das neuste Octave Fuzz von Catalinbread!

The Empress Tremolo2 is an original design built from the ground up to include innovative features without sacrificing tone. The audio signal path is analog, but the tremolo effect is controlled digitally via opto technology.