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Watch It First Big Muff pedals are a rabbit hole. There are dozens of versions, each one with its own cult following and its own… Czytaj dalej »Is the JHS Muffuletta Worth It? [Review]

Watch It First Delay pedals usually make you pick a lane – warm and vintage, or crisp and modern. The Walrus Audio ARP-87 just refuses… Czytaj dalej »Why I Love the Walrus Audio ARP-87 (Review) – Modern Delay With Vintage Vibes

Watch It First Every pedalboard needs a booster. Not the flashiest pedal in the world, sure. The TC Electronic Spark Booster has been doing this… Czytaj dalej »TC Electronic Spark Booster Review – The Cheapest Way to Wake Up a Dull Amp

Watch It First Fast heads-up: the original Wampler Plexi Drive covered here has been discontinued and Thomann no longer stocks it. Wampler’s whole overdrive lineup… Czytaj dalej »Is the Wampler Pantheon Overdrive Worth It? British Amp Grind in a Box [Review]

Watch It First Quick heads-up before we get into it: Fender’s own Hammertone Chorus, the pedal this piece was originally supposed to cover, has been… Czytaj dalej »Ibanez CSMini Chorus – Budget Shimmer Done Stylishly (Review)

Watch It First There’s a reason the Xotic EP Booster has been living on pedalboards since 2009 and shows zero signs of retiring anytime soon.… Czytaj dalej »Xotic EP Booster Review – One Knob, Endless Sparkle

Watch It First Compressor pedals have a reputation problem. A lot of players either ignore them completely or buy one, can’t hear what it’s doing,… Czytaj dalej »What Makes the Keeley Compressor Plus So Good? [Review]

Watch It First Walrus Audio’s Fundamental series exists for one reason: strip their flagship pedals down to the essentials and make them actually affordable. The… Czytaj dalej »Why I Love the Walrus Audio Fundamental Ambient Reverb (Review)

Watch It First Chorus pedals have a reputation problem. Say the word and people picture 80s cheese, watery and thin. Walrus Audio’s Julia has spent… Czytaj dalej »What Makes the Walrus Audio Julia So Special? [Review]

Watch It First Multi-reverb pedals live and die by one thing: how many of those presets you’ll actually use after the first week. The Mooer… Czytaj dalej »Review: Mooer R7 X2 Reverb – Fourteen Tones, One Tiny Box