MXR news

MXR announces the availability of their new Bass Distortion pedal that was introduced last January at NAMM.

The MXR Custom Shop took its La Machine Fuzz effect and added an old-school sub-octave circuit to it to create the Sub Machine.

Jim Dunlop launches a new custom edition of its Jimi Hendrix Tribute UniVibe pedal, that you can find under reference JHM3EHT.

MXR introduces a new effect pedal for guitar designed by its Custom Shop, the Custom Comp Deluxe.

Visitors to the NAMM Show 2014 will be able to see and hear first-hand the new MXR Custom Micro Amp+ by Dunlop.

Dunlop has unveiled a new MXR FET Driver pedal for the NAMM show 2014.

Dunlop debuts new MXR Custom Shop La Machine fuzz pedal today at NAMM 2014.

Dunlop takes the legendary MXR Phase 90 to the next step with the brand-new MXR Phase 99.

MXR introduced at the Bass Player Live! show its new preamp stompbox for bass guitar, the M-81 Bass Preamp.

Jim Dunlop launches a revamped version of its DC Brick power supply for guitar pedals, now sold by MRX.

MXR will launch in March the new M89 overdrive pedal designed specially for bass players.

MXR introduces a new version of the classic Talk Box effect pedal, fine tuned for modern players.

Joe Bonamassa himseld posted today a picture of his new MXR pedal effect, possibly an overdrive one.

The Custom Badass team has announced the latest addition to the MXR Custom Badass line, the Modified Overdrive—a classic overdrive circuit with modern modifications.

Dunlop releases the MXR Analog Chorus effect.

Jim Dunlop has announced the release of the MXR Noise Clamp.

The first in a line from the MXR Custom Badass design team, the MXR Custom Badass '78 Distortion is a factory-modded pedal distortion effect.

At NAMM, Dunlop unveiled the '78 Custom Badass Distortion, the Bass Compressor, the Noise Clamp, the Analog Chorus and the Wylde Phase.

The MXR Micro Chorus joins the ranks of MXR Classics such as the Phase 90, Dyna Comp, and Micro Amp.

This compact device supposedly "turbocharges your guitar signal with lethal amounts of ultra high gain."