Guitar Effects news

Dunlop keeps miniaturizing its pedals, and this time it's the DVP3 Volume (X) that gets adapted into the (somehow counterintuitively) smaller DVP4.

The new MXR M300 reverb offers different reverb models in a Phase90-sized box.

Seymour Duncan keeps extending its pedal range with this Catalina, a chorus box for guitars.

That's not a judgement but its name: Way Huge's new WHE208 is called the Overrated Special Overdrive, and it was elaborated for Joe Bonamassa.

While he was at it, John Petrucci also got a new signature Crybaby wah model.

DOD has unveiled the Looking Glass, a class-A FET Overdrive pedal developed in collaboration with SHOE pedals.

DigiTech introduces the Trio+ Band Creator+Looper, an easy-to-use guitar pedal that automatically generates bass and drum parts that match your song.

After the Bax Bangeetar released last year, Orange introduce two new pedals: the Amp Detonator Buffered AB-Y and the Two Stroke Boost EQ.

At the NAMM, Boss has introduces the VO-1 Vocoder pedal.

TC Electronic announce BonaFide Buffer, their first dedicated buffer pedal ever.

TC Electronic introduces the Ditto X4 Looper, the latest addition to their line of looper pedals.

Keeley's Tone Workstation, Mod Workstation and Delay Workstation aim at reducing drastically the number of pedals on your pedalboard.

From the NAMM's booth 300A (Level 3), Boss will introduce the VB-2W Vibrato, the latest addition to thir Waza Craft lineup of special edition pedals.

After introducing the Mini TubeScreamer at last year's NAMM, Ibanez is at it again with 3 new Mini models - a delay, a chorus & a metal distortion.

Electro-Harmonix has combined its Soul Food Transparent Overdrive and Nano POG Polyphonic Octave Generator in a single, multi-effect pedal.

EHX has released the Lester G and K, two new stompboxes emulating a Leslie-style rotative speaker.

Boss's Twitter-based giveaway has entered its fourth week with a DD-7 pedal autographed by Steve Vai (and more) at stakes.

The name's Bliss, Chase Bliss... And for Black Friday, they're to release their own version of Spectre - not a blockbuster, a guitar flanger.

Dawner Prince Electronics presents Boonar, a multi-head drum echo based on the Binson Echorec.

JHS has introduces The Crayon, its new "Direct-In Distortion"-style fuzz pedal.

EXH introduces the Crayon, a versatile overdrive with independent Bass and Treble controls and an open frequency range.

Catalinbread has released the Adineko Oil Can Delay, a pedal based on vintage echo/reverb/vibrato units.

Massive sound hunters get ready, ZVex introduces the Woolly Mammoth 7, an expanded version of the brand's Woolly Mammoth fuzz box.