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GALLERY: 40 Creepy Pedals for Halloween

Effects that will spook your eyes and ears. By Rebecca Dirks (creepy looking pedals) and Lyle Zaehringer (creepy sounding pedals).

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By Premier Guitar StaffOct 24, 2012
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Tone Box Skull Crusher
"The creeptastic Skull Crusher is a detailed, molded skull that houses a Kasha-designed 4-channel analog overdrive with a total of +20 dB boost and red, glowing eyes. To further enhance the spookiness, Tone Box offered three finishes: stainless steel, gunmetal, and ancient, before they were sold out indefinitely. fxpedal.com"
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