Alexander Pedals

Some like their chorus tones toothache sweet. Others just want a hint of syrupy swirl. And no matter where you fall on that spectrum, the Sugarcube delivers.

We captured the essence of all our favourite chorus pedals from the 80s, added in a dash of r

Roaring like a British Lion from Wembley to the Sunset Strip, the Jubilee is ready to melt faces. Sure, it can do subtle but that's no fun. Crank it up and rock out.

Sweeter than summer sweat on a hot August night, Magnolia is your smooth and sultry companion. Featuring a fully adjustable tone stack and two selectable drive modes, it's as comfortable as your favorite jeans. Step on it and get back to what matters -

The Colour Theory. Each step in its sequence is a new pathway to adventure, each new colour is part of a palette of mystery. Every moment brings a new surprise, as the patterns cycle and interact.

The Colour Theory combines a versatile eight-step seque

Used, in excellent condition. Very few signs of use and includes original box. 

From Alexander: 

Alexander released the first Radical Delay pedal way back in 2015 as an homage to the tones and aesthetic of the 1980s. They were shooting for video gam

The Alexander Fever Pitch is packed with pitch processing power, with four independent voices to help you score your very own magnum opus. We've crammed it full of FXCore DSP goodness and all the bells and whistles we can think of, yet it's still easy to

Welcome to Weirdville, population: you.

The Alexander Syntax Error 2 is our newest noisemaker, designed to help you create your very own arcade soundtrack using guitar, bass, keys, or whatever. Featuring the powerful new FXCore DSP, Syntax Error 2 pac

We crafted the Wavelength to handle a big range of modulation sounds and textures. It can take you from a throbbing square-wave tremolo to a slow ramping filter, then over to a rich doubled chorus and into a wicked flange - just by holding one footswitch

Alien mojo meets military tech, circa 1958. The F.13 Neo is our take on space junk stolen from Area 51 and put into the service of rock 'n' roll. Equal parts science, art, weapon and instrument, the F.13 Neo generates interplanetary flange never heard i

Hot. Pink. Drive.

The sound of all your neon nights on the Sunset Strip, now in a convenient and easy to swallow form.

The Syntax Error takes your tones back to the dialup era, when video games were measured by their bits and telephones were wired to your wall. Inside, the primitive sounds of microchips await. It's time to blow the dust out of your cartridges and plug in

We released the first Radical Delay pedal way back in 2015 as an homage to the tones and aesthetic of the 1980s. We were shooting for video games, neon nights, and maybe a hint of ALF.

It’s now 2019, and according to conventional wisdom we should be f