Effects pedals

The Templo is home to eight unique Reverb-modes, four that are more traditional and four that are quite experimental.

Stereo Bucket Brigade Time Manipulation at its Finest - Full Analog Vibrato, Chorus & Flange

Born to slice through the mix or thicken up riffs, the Spidola was made to give professional and bedroom players alike the rich lead tones that guitar heros of old coaxed out of cranked amplifiers pushed over the edge by vintage treble boosters.

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

The op-amp fuzz. A classic with a difference.

The multiple lo-fi delay machine

Rumble and roar. The Sono does it all, giving you a full palette of clean, dirty, and fully fuzzed-out tones to choose from and blend between. It's a versatile beast. Like the best bassists, it knows that the right low-end sound is the core platform that's critical to gluing a track together.

The Cranium is inspired by the framework of a circuit that's been heard on countless legendary records from bands like the Foo Fighters, Radiohead, R.E.M., and Metallica. Those classic sounds are all in there, plus a whole lot more, thanks to added functionality that lets you precisely sculpt your sound and access even more grit for an all-out explosion of dirt.

We love wild fuzzes, obscure overdrives and walls of distortion. But every rig needs a tamer side to fill the gaps and glue everything together. The Surplus delivers all of that and more, with the versatility to go from boost and subtle drive tones all the way through to full-throttle distortion and even fuzz. The flexibility's there. It's your job to use it to unlock your signature sound.

Deluxe Version features - Soft Switching, - Echo Trails,
- Secondary Footswitch, enabling swells of the echo repeats. Swell function can be used even in bypass mode for momentary operation and - Stereo spread output via TRS output jack.

The ultimate stacking preamp, vintage drive, booster, distortion, and much more.

Inspired by the garbled audio that accompanies worn-out and poorly aged budget bin video tape, the T-120 Videotape Echo gives you exactly the type of sound that you're hearing in your head when you look at it.