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The Ranch is a Drive - Dynamic Tremolo - Boost pedal made with Walnut and Pinatex.

V2 - same sound - smaller box! The FAT GENERAL is an evolution of the critically acclaimed OTC-201 compressor.

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

Original Overdrive with switchable Octavia circuit..

The Borderland is an advanced digital reverb with a versatile modulation section. It has a ton of features.....

Optischer Kompressor mit vielen vielen Knöpfen = Möglichkeiten.

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

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.

The overdrive+ is an original circuit with a whole range of both familiar and unique tones - from low gain always-on tonal enhancer to ripping high gain lead machine. With a combination of JFETs, op-amps and a few diodes inside it really covers a lot of ground.

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 J Mascis Ram's Head Big Muff Pi fuzz pedal pays homage to the sonic center of the alt-rock legend's iconic tone of equal parts thickness and clarity in a special edition white and violet finish.

Over the decades key artists such as Jerry Donahue, Tom Bukovac, Guthrie Trapp, Carl Verheyen, John Shanks, Tim Pierce, Robbie McIntosh, Clem Clempson, Micky Moody and countless other amazing players have made the ODR-1 Natural Overdrive part of their sonic arsenal. While all single coil guitarists as well as most humbucker users and even bassists love the clarity and versatility of the full sound of the ODR-1 some heavy humbucker players asked for the chance to reduce the sub-bass end.