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The FIELD MARSHAL is a MKII version of the Big Cheese fuzz. Smaller, louder and more tonally flexible than the original it sits perfectly on a modern pedalboard.

The BUNKER is a MKII version of the Brown source drive pedal. It is smaller, louder and more tonally flexible.

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".

V2 - same sound - smaller box! MUFF style pedal that would work with a variety of guitars (Humbucker and singlecoil's including P90's) and amps and be bombproof so it could be gigged.

Just like the first 420 total units made, this original fuzz boasts an EL5420csz quad op-amp that creates two different fuzz circuits that you can blend together to make one pretty blazed hybrid fuzz. Yes, we picked this op-amp because it has "420" in its name.

4 stage phasing circuitry offering 720 degrees of sweep from 0.2 to 14Hz cycles/sec. It is the same as it was in 1974.

At the heart of The Aether is a PT2399, tap tempo delay. It has the standard Echo, Feedback, and Time controls you would expect on any delay, but what makes it special is the Color, Saturation, and Degrade Controls. Can do Lo-fi---

Nine classic, vintage, rare, or hard to find variations of the green Screamer.

As the name states this is no ordinary bee. It's actually a wasp, a nasty and aggressive one with an op-amp heart that can produce an extreme high-pitched buzz.

The Cocaine features the same optical compressor circuit as its little two-knob brother, the much beloved COCA COMPRESSOR but offers a lot more controls and tone-shaping features.

Dual Overdrive/Boost and Distortion. TS808 meets Bluesbreaker....

Optischer Kompressor mit vielen vielen Knöpfen = Möglichkeiten.