Effects Pedals

The Aqua-Puss Analog Delay MkIII delivers smooth vintage delay tones and tape-based echo with 20ms to 300ms of delay time.

This pedal combines a phase shifter and an envelope filter into a single dangerous machine for fifty shades of rude behavior that’ll turn a pleasant cocktail party into a drunken brawl.

This mystical little device infuses your guitar signal with rich harmonics for smooth, transparent overdrive, with Gain, Volume, and Treble controls making for a super straightforward command center.

Unleash a dynamic and expressive overdrive with the touch-sensitive Geisha Drive.
The Way Huge Electronics Smalls Geisha Drive is an overdrive/distortion pedal that responds to your every touch, delivering a wide range of dynamic and expressive tones. Th

Now in a Way Huge Smalls housing, the Pork & Pickle Bass Overdrive & Fuzz serves up a perfectly balanced diet of gnarly tones for bass players who like to get down and dirty.

he Way Huge Smalls STO delivers smooth, silky overdrive that sounds like the purr of a freshly tuned-up muscle car. The circuit that it's based on has been a special secret passed around for years among Nashville honky tonks and recording studios like a n

Playing with the Way Huge Stone Burner Sub Atomic Fuzz is like playing with molten lava—it’s all fun and games until somebody gets scorched. But that’s the whole point with this dastardly little box.

The Way Huge Smalls Stone Burner Sub Atomic Fuzz wil

Handwired in the Custom Workshops in Doncaster, England, the WEM CCB-1 is a recreation of the preamp section of the famous WEM Copicat tape echo unit. These British made tape echos were a popular alternative to rarer American models and can be heard acr

Used, in good condition.

From Zvex: This Box of Rock™ simulates Zachary’s favorite amp turned up all the way, a 1966 Marshall® JTM45. The tone control adjusts brightness and there’s a high-headroom low-noise boost.

This pedal was originally designed for J.Mascis. He requested two Box of Rock™ pedals in one box with two stomp switches. He uses it regularly now, but we did one (or two) better with the one we’re releasing to the public... we made it so you can adjust t

From Zvex:
The next edition of our Fuzz Factory 7, using two NOS 1960s GT308 germanium transistors.

Germanium transistors. What makes them so special? It’s because they turn on faster. Sooner. They get turned on way quicker than any other transistor