The HM300 delivers the extremly popular Rock/Heavy Metal Distortion of the 80s! Features: Ultra-High Gain-circiutry Separate ...
The TC Electronic Eyemaster Metal Distortion is a brutal metal distortion for electric guitar, whose brute sound takes no pr...
The HD300 delivers extreme Sound and Distortion for modern Metal and Hard Rock. Features: Separate Gain Boost-, Distortion-, ...
TC Electronic Grand Magus Distortion переполнена сбалансированным теплым ламповым (правда, ламповым) дисторшном, натуральной ла...
With the Fulltone Fulldrive 1, Michal Fuller resurrects the very first fulldrive from the end of the 1990s at the request of...
The JHS Pedals Double Barrel V4 combines two of the most popular overdrives from the Kansas City effects company in one hous...
With the JHS Pedals Sweet Tea V3, the Kansas City-based effects company combines two of its most popular overdrive effects i...
The Earthquaker Devices Westwood is a translucent drive manipulator that provides a wide range of light to medium overdrive.
With the Earthquaker Devices Hoof Reaper V2, the creative effect designers from Akron, Ohio, combine two of their most succe...
Mooers Audiofile is an analog headphone amplifier specially designed for pedal boards, including switchable cabinet simulati...
The Mooer Micro Preamp 013 Matchbox convinces with a hot boutique class A sound, which offers the perfect basis for classica...
The Mooer Micro Preamp 011 Cali-Dual delivers the authentic sound of a Californian high gain amplifier, which is made for th...
With the Ibanez NTS Nu Tubescreamer Ibanez presents the next evolutionary step of the legendary overdrive effect pedal! Base...
Made in Canada, the Empress Effects Heavy is a two-channel distortion effect pedal for electric guitar that easily shakes ev...
With the Xotic Preamp AT the Californian effects company together with studio crack Andy Timmons presents a strictly limited...
The Xotic SL Drive convinces with the woody, organic sound of a full-grown amplifier of British design in pedalboard-friendl...
