Trevor Curwen

Origin Effects builds on the sonic signature of a 1950s EQ unit, offering a flexible new take on drive pedals

Dumble and Klon-inspired tones united in one awe-inspiring overdrive pedal

Ambient distortion or distorted ambience? It’s all here in a single box and controlled with a wiggle stick!

A step up from the H9, Eventide’s latest Harmonizer multi-effects unit lets you use two algorithms at the same time – with spectacular results

The well-loved, long-gone classics have returned as the Vintage Reissue Pedals series – complete with their original circuitry

Strymon gives the BigSky Cloud algorithm its own pedal as the first in a new, more compact series – and it sounds phenomenal

When it comes to dealing out boost and EQ, the only card you might need is Flattley’s The Ace

With the latest in MXR’s Super Badass series, you’re set for a dynamic and flexible drive

You can now get the legendary high-gain sounds of Soldano’s Super Lead amplifier at your feet

It might be small, but Free The Tone’s latest pedal has all the facilities to comprehensively shape the sound of your delay trails

Is this the most versatile analog overdrive pedal ever built? A new approach to clipping circuits aims to offer all the drive sounds you need in a single stompbox

There’s no pussyfooting around for former Catalinbread circuit guru Howard Gee’s new company as it hits the ground running with a pair of serious tone-shapers

Walrus Audio adds to its Five-State range of overdrive and distortion effects with this quintet of fuzzes in one box

The iconic orange distortion has been on sale since 1978, but now Boss has revamped its best-selling compact pedal – with spectacular results

The Tube Screamer is the starting point for this ultra-responsive evolution from Origin Effects

TC's TonePrint pedals flexibly arranged in one compact unit for maximum effect

Forgo the five-year waiting list for Analog Man’s elusive King of Tone and give this collaborative MXR mini pedal a go instead

Orange's long out-of-production Phaser returns in a new old-school style, offering simple operation and a choice for pedal fans – which orange-colored box would you prefer?

The Vintage Series from Orange Amps revisits the archive for a trio of retro stompboxes – none more classic than this optical compressor

Take a flight of fancy into filtering, fuzz and frequency shifts with the latest from the bee-fixated boutique builders

After putting out a successful call for examples of rare 1970s originals, Orange has reissued its Distortion for the modern market – with heaps of retro cool

Electro-Harmonix adds another string to its bow with this versatile emulation pedal for lush synth and orchestral tones

J Rockett has upped the game of the classic analog Uni-Vibe and added a spring reverb emulation for that extra vintage flavor

Eric Clapton adjusted his guitar’s knobs to get that signature sound, and now it can be yours by stomping on a footswitch

One man’s quest for early Pink Floyd sound resulted in this stompbox emulation of a long-forgotten 1960s British amp