Guitar

A Full Pedalboard in Your Gig Bag You know that moment at a gig when you wish you had just one more pedal — a touch of reverb here, a little wah th...

Seven Sliders, Endless ControlThere's a reason the Boss GE-7 has lived on pedalboards since 1981 — it's the kind of tool that quietly solves proble...

Three Legends in One Compact Enclosure Some of the most iconic guitar tones in rock history came from a handful of notoriously finicky fuzz boxes —...

Hands-Free Control, Finally Worth the Hype You know the moment: you're deep into a take, both hands busy, and the DAW transport is sitting there wa...

Two Distortion Voices, One Familiar Box If you've ever wished your distortion pedal could do double duty — a full, rounded crunch for chords and a ...

Distortion That Actually Listens to You You know that frustrating thing distortion pedals do where the low strings turn to mud and the high notes g...

The DS-1 You Know, Taken Further There's a reason the Boss DS-1 has been on pedalboards since 1978 — it does what it says, every single time. Hard-...

The Orange Box That Started It All There's a reason the Boss DS-1 has been sitting on pedalboards since 1978. It's not nostalgia — it's that the th...

A Delay Pedal That Actually Does It All You know that feeling when you're scrolling through pedal demos at midnight, convinced there has to be one ...

A Classic Delay Gets the One Feature It Was Always Missing If you've spent any time around pedalboards, you've seen a Boss DD-3. It's been a go-to ...

Two Legends in One Stomp Box Some effects are timeless enough that guitarists, keyboardists, and studio engineers have been chasing them for decade...

Even Out Your Playing, Extend Your Notes There's a reason the Boss CS-3 has been on pedalboards for decades. Compression is one of those effects th...

Clean, Clear, and Classic Chorus Some pedals come and go, but the Boss CH-1 Super Chorus has been on pedalboards since 1989 for a reason. It just s...

Three Legendary Preamps. One Compact Pedal. There's a reason old-school guitarists used to run their entire signal through a CE-1 Chorus Ensemble o...

The Classic Gets an Upgrade The Boss BF-3 picks up right where the legendary BF-2 left off — and then keeps going. If you've ever wanted that big, ...

The Blues Driver, Rebuilt From the Ground Up If you've ever had a BD-2 Blues Driver on your board, you already know the appeal — that warm, slightl...

That Tube Amp Breakup, Without the Tube Amp You know that sound — the one where a cranked vintage amp is right on the edge of breaking up, every no...

A No-Fuss Practice Amp That Covers the BasicsSometimes all you need is a small, reliable amp that lets you plug in and play — no menus, no presets,...

Fender Tones Without the Fuss There's a reason you've probably seen a Fender Champion amp sitting in the corner of just about every practice room a...

A Lot of Amp in a Compact Package If you've ever wished you could have a whole pedalboard and a handful of different amp sounds all in one box — wi...

A Lot of Amp in a Small Package Sometimes you just want to plug in and play without overthinking it. The Fender Champion II 25 is exactly that kind...

A Lot of Amp in a Familiar Package There's something reassuring about plugging into a Fender amp that looks exactly like a Fender amp should — silv...

A Lot of Fender in a Small Box You know that feeling when you just want to plug in and play without a big setup production? The Champion 20 is buil...