Wah-Wah/Auto Wahs/Filters for Guitar news

Earthquaker Devices introduces this weekend at Summer NAMM in Nashville three new effect pedals for guitar.

Boss adds to its effect pedal catalog the PW-3 wah wah that is introduced this week at Musikmesse in Frankfurt.

Totally Wycked Audio decided to reissue the Wah Rocker pedal manufactured by Guyatone until 2013, with updated features.

Don’t get fooled by the picture above, for this is a small Cry Baby wah wah pedal that Jim Dunlop introduces at NAMM 2015.

The new Xotic Wah pedal is based on Clyde McCoy’s classic effect, but as always, the brand has added a few twists.

Source Audio announced the release of a new Stingray multi-filter stompbox for guitars in the Soundblox 2 series.

Keeley Electronics paid a lifting and new prices to two of its classic effect pedals and is running a flash sale until tomorrow.

Following the Overdrive Preamp 250 and Phaser 201, DOD reissues its iconic Envelope Filter 440 Auto Wah pedal.

Robert Keeley fulfilled one of his old dreams with Neutrino, his new filter/auto-wah effect pedal for guitar, bass and keyboard.

T-Rex brought the appetizers at NAMM with the SoulMate and Vulture, here is the rest of the meal at Musikmesse with 8 new stompboxes.

Keeley has announced at NAMM 2014 several new pedals for the year, including fuzzes, compressors and a new chorus.

Vertex Effects has announced three pedal additions to their lineup, including modifications of two existing effects.

Sonuus Limited announce the release of the Wahoo wah/filter pedal for guitar and bass.

The Crying Tone wah wah pedal is part of a new series for Electro-Harmonix dubbed The Next Step.

The Tea Philter pedal is designed to produce a fixed wah tone allowing you to lock it in without rocking the pedal back and forth.