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Named after a huge antelope, the colourful new ThorpyFX drive pedal is a versatile tone-enhancer designed for stacking

This new range of pedals straight out of Music City, USA, is designed for flexibility – meet the Bad Cash, Silver Spurs, Black Swamp, The FreaQ, Steam and Tremonator

First seen in 1994, updated in 1999 and reissued in 2026, Dunlop’s Cry Baby now comes with even more versatility

Beetronics cross-pollinates delay and modulation to create textural sounds that blur the boundaries between them

The latest from the UK-based pedal company gives you licence to rock with the choice of dirt or filth

EHX’s new Pico pedal is designed to deconstruct your tone to an atomic level

EarthQuaker Devices and Dr Z join forces for a tube-based preamp and boost with flexible connectivity

EHX shrinks another pedal as the Intelligent Harmony Machine joins the ranks of the pedalboard-friendly Pico range

Flattley combines the functions of two of its pedals into one chassis to create a Marshall-flavoured drive and boost

The first delay pedal from Beetronics offers analog sound with digital control for some time-warped creativity

Made by a keyboard company for use with its organs, this rotary simulator pedal has plenty to get guitarists in a spin

ThorpyFX team up with Lazy J to put the amp brand’s signature take on the Fender tweed sound into a pedal

Dan Coggins makes the drive section of his award-winning Cogmeister powerhouse available as a pedal of its own

Manson Guitar Works’ first stompbox delivers a high degree of variation in your fuzz tone

The UK-based Vintage brand enters the pedal market with a baker’s dozen of budget-friendly models

Electro-Harmonix revives the classic three-transistor Tone Bender and evolves it for more sonic variety

Walrus Audio’s new stompbox looper offers a smart option for unlocking your creativity

The latest in Walrus Audio’s Canvas accessory range enables your pedalboard to run from USB power delivery

Building on what it started with its Collider delay/reverb pedal, Source Audio delivers a close Encounter of the ambient kind

Electro-Harmonix takes one of the best-loved features of its POG2 and puts it into a standalone pedal

The green pedal loved by Nashville session players gets a reboot with added versatility

Crazy Tube Circuits presents a dual-engine ambient reverb workstation that spans the traditional and the esoteric

A practical pedalboard asset is the focus of our first look at a Diamond pedal since the brand’s relaunch

With the option of transistors or diodes, this is one of the most appealing Klon klones in years