+effects-pedals An ’80s Cult-Classic Reborn Warm, articulate, natural overdrive and distortion tones offer an alternative to the same old OD blues. The PG Cascade Hosstortion review.Dave HunterOct 12, 2020
gear-award-2020 Death By Audio Room Review Unique, complex reverb tones lurk in a fun and imaginative stomp that’s an ergonomic and utilitarian delight.Charles SaufleyOct 11, 2020
featured-stories An Auto-Wah That Aims for More This soulful filtering machine dishes warm fundamental tones, smooth envelope effects, and rich, throbbing modulation textures. The PG Flower Pedals Hosta review.Charles SaufleyOct 08, 2020
featured-stories Fender MTG Tube Tremolo Review A toneful trembler packed with vintage tics and new tricks.Ted DrozdowskiOct 06, 2020
featured-stories Keeley Eccos Delay/Looper Review This Jimi-in-a-Box mixes analog delay colors, flange effects, and 60 seconds of stereo looping.Ted DrozdowskiOct 04, 2020
featured-stories From Skulls to Scooby-Doo—9 of the World's Strangest Stomps Fantastic freaks that annihilate preconceptions about how pedals should look and sound.Aisha LoeOct 01, 2020
featured-stories Classic Fender Amps in the Palm of Your Hand The PG Mad Professor Super Black review.Ted DrozdowskiSep 30, 2020
featured-stories Bounce Your Way to Madness Mad modulator? Dipsy delay? Flipped filter? Slippery sequencer? Maybe it’s a tuneful popcorn machine in a box! The PG Alexander Superball review.Charles SaufleySep 29, 2020
featured-stories Add Filter to Fuzz … and Freak Out Gazillions of tone colors lurk in this box of swampy fuzz and funky filters. The PG Fuzzrocious Croak review.Charles SaufleySep 28, 2020
featured-stories Even If You Hate Modelers, You Probably Owe 'Em a Debt of Gratitude How first-generation DSP pedals from Line 6, Eventide, and Strymon forced a power-supply revolution. Barry O’NealSep 28, 2020
