The second day of the year's biggest gear show was full of tone toys from Orange, Seymour Duncan, Nu-X, Electro-Harmonix, and more.
Electro-Harmonix
For pedal legend Mike Matthews and Electro-Harmonix, this year NAMM meant the introduction of four new stomps: Mono Synth pedals tailored for both guitar (top right) and bass (not shown), a 3-preset-equipped reimagining of the company’s 1980s Attack Decay volume-swell effect (top middle), and a highly intuitive, 8-loop, 16-bank programmable loop-switcher called the Super Switcher that goes for $399 street.