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Combining a wide spread of reverb options with the delay circuitry from the company's Magnetic Echo, the Keeley Caverns V2 provides a versatile delay/reverb combo in a package that saves both board space and funds.

• Reverb Modes: Spring ('60s blackface amp w/ tremolo), Modulation (big presence w/ touch of chorus), Shimmer (trails with octave up voicing


• Delay Modes: Standard, Light, Deep


• Controls: Dual Blend knobs, Decay, Rate, Repeats, Warmth, Time


• Other Features: Top-mounted jacks, True Bypass or Trails operation

The new HX Stomp XL falls right between the HX Stomp and Helix lines. It offers 300 effects, amp tones, and cabinet simulations. The control layout features four footswitches labeled A, B, C, and D and additional footswitches for up, down, mode, and tap allow you to toggle between 180 presets or patches of your own creation.

A pitch shifter with a range of +/- three octaves, an eleven-setting Shift knob and three modes for up, down or tandem shifting, the Electro-Harmonix Pitch Fork is a compact pedal with a lot of power under the hood. Built to maximize pedalboard space and intuitive to use, this is an excellent effect for adding an extra edge to your sound or as a step-up in your pitch shifter.

The Ibanez Tube Screamer Mini combines the all-time classic tone of the Tube Screamer with convenience of a bite-sized stompbox. For decades players like Stevie Ray Vaughan and Trey Anastasio have built their overdriven sound on the Tube Screamer circuit, and the Mini delivers that exact growl and bite in a format that will fit into any board. Add one to your rig and see what generations of guitarists have relied on pedals like the TS-9 and TS-808 to bring out the very best flavor of their guitars and amps.

The Boss MT-2 is an undeniable icon of metal guitar tones and remains one of the most popular pedals in Boss' whole catalog. For players who need a one-way ticket to over-the-top distortion worthy of the legands of thrash, the MT-2 is an easy choice.

The Truetone 1 SPOT Pro CS12 pedalboard power supply features 12 isolated outputs with a range of available voltages and currents, offering up clean, quiet power for almost any combination of pedals. In addition to standard 9V outputs, the 1 SPOT Pro CS12 gives you four outputs switchable between 9V and 12V via dip switches on the bottom panel, 18V outputs for higher voltage pedals, and even an output variable from 4V to 9V to give you the effect of a drained battery that sounds great with a number of fuzz pedals. Packaged with all the cables and converter plugs you'll need, plus mounting brackets for the popular Pedaltrain boards, the 1 SPOT Pro CS12 is the top-notch solution you want for your pro pedalboard.

Conceived with an easy-to-use three-knob interface, ultra-compact chassis for saving pedalboard space, and fine-tuned overdrive circuit designed to give mythical tone, the Wampler Tumnus Overdrive Pedal captures one of the most beloved sound the guitar world in the smallest of packages. Providing an immensely organic break-up reminiscent of classic tweed amps, the Tumnus easily holds down the fort on its own, but also plays nicely when stacked with existing overdrive or boosts as an additional tool in your sonic arsenal. Whether you're looking for a new workhorse or just want to augment your current setup, this tiny titan's fierce character is a welcome addition to any set-up.

The Xotic SP Compressor features the same operational transconductance amplifier as the iconic Ross Compressor but offers a wider range of effect. With up to +15dB of boost, a dry blend knob and an internal switch for attack control, this could be the only pedal a minimalist might need.

The TC Electronic Spark Mini is a clean boost offer 20dB of adjustment via a discrete, all analog circuit. It can be set up to stay on or only be active when the footswitch is held down.

Few stompboxes have shaped the sound of rock like the Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi. Fewer still have gone through as many variations while still maintaining their fan bases. From David Gilmour to Billy Corgan to J. Mascis and Dan Auerbach, the Big Muff Pi continues to be the life blood of fuzz.

Sporting the same transparent circuit with expanded controls like a nuanced three-band EQ and two-way switch for kicking in extra gain, the Wampler Tumnus Deluxe is a do-it-all boost/overdrive packed with legendary tone. Able to instantly push your tone to that sweet organic amp roar right before breakup, this versatile effect keeps your rig's natural tone with plenty of room to tweak.

The Strymon El Capistan is a digital tape echo delay, with incredibly precise modeling that includes fixed, single or multiple head machines and three different modes. There's even a control for Tape Age! This is as close as you'll get without buying a high maintenance, expensive vintage tape machine.

A painstaking recreation of an iconic 'effect plus the rackmount unit it was based on, the Boss DC-2W Dimension C Chorus Waza Craft revitalizes a world of modulated stereo chorus in a modern package. All-analog audio circuitry faithfully summons the original depth and space of the DC-2 along with the powerful SDD-320 Dimension D studio rack it was based on, each with four settings for eight distinct voices.

Reviving one of the company's cult favorites in a modern, compact pedal, the Electro-Harmonix Green Russian Big Muff gets you devastating low end and sludgy, searing fuzz with three knobs and a stomp switch.

• Controls: Volume, Sustain, Tone knobs, stomp switch


• Other Features: Iconic green chassis, Russian font graphic, true bypass

The Strymon Flint harnesses the full power of the company's formidable SHARC DSP technology to capture classic reverb and tremolo tones. Capable of operating the reverb and tremolo independently or in tandem, each effect features a three-way switch for selecting unique vintage tones ('60s, '70s, and '80s for reverb, '61 Harmonic, '63 Power Tube, and '65 Photo for tremolo) for the perfect avenue to nailing surf rock tones, putting a psychedelic edge to your sound, or crafting post-rock soundscapes.

Any note or chord played through the Electro-Harmonix Freeze can be elongated and sustained for an infinite amount of time. This pedal is a great companion for any solo artist, and adds a complex set of tones to fill in the space in a band settings.

The Electro-Harmonix Canyon Delay & Looper Pedal is a marvel of size, packing a world of digital delay styles and features into a chassis that fits on the palm of your hand. Laid out with an intuitive four-knob design of delay, feedback and effect level, the fourth knob allows you to select from 11 modes ranging from the analog presence of a Memory Man emulation to a freezing Sample and Hold mode. As if that weren't enough, the Canyon contains a 62 second looper, tails switch, and unprecedented tap tempo divide for one of the most versatile delays in this price range.

Strymon currently only sells direct through their site. But for used (often mint) Strymon pedals, Reverb is a top destination, though listings often sell quickly. The Strymon blueSky Reverberator, which aims to digitally perfect three simple modes of reverb, is one of their most popular pedals. Grab a Strymon blueSky while you can...

Now in it's fifth generation, DigiTech's whammy pedal allows easy pitch bending over notes or entire chords. Countless players have used various Whammys over the years including Rage Against the Machine's Tom Morello, Radiohead's Johnny Greenwood, and Pantera's Dimebag Darrell.

Want to get the classic Eddie Van Halen drive sound? You know the one. If so, check out the MXR EVH 5150 Overdrive. It was created as a collaboration between MXR and EVH himself to deliver a totally saturated overdrive that sounds just like the Blue Channel on an EVH 5153 amp. Output, Gain, 3-band EQ, and a Boost switch give you complete control over your sound and a super smart noise gate tames unwanted noise. Pick up the MXR EVH 5150 Overdrive and you'll be Runnin' With The Devil in no time.

Version 3 of the Dispatch Master features EarthQuaker Devices' Flexi-Switch technology, which allows for both momentary and latching use of the footswitch.

Measuring large enough to accommodate six standard-sized pedals and built in dual-rail configuration with aircraft-grade aluminum, the Pedaltrain Nano+ 18" x 5" Pedalboard is a solid option for players with a minimal effect setup after a reliable board. Neatly arrange your chain and bag it up to go in less than a minute with the included soft bag for easy travel to a gig.

The original DL4 spawned whole bands and genres. The new DL4 might just do the same. There's still everything everyone loved about the original. But this time, there's 15 new delays, a "secret" menu of reverbs, and much longer looping times: 240 seconds with internal memory, hours with a microSD card. And the MkII is now smaller and more rugged than its predecessor.

The 6180 VP Jr Mono Volume Pedal proves the age-old adage that it's about the size of the dog in the fight, it's about the power in the pedal. The 6180 features a 250k ohm resistant potentiometer suitable for use with passive instruments and a micro taper switch for two separate volume rates, not to mention the pedal's compact size ideal for saving space on a pedalboard.