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King Gizzard’s Tiny Amp Destroyer is a $399 pedal that makes your rig sound like a $29 practice amp
The oddball Aussies take rig shrinking to a whole new level with new Stu Mackenzie x JAM Pedals collab
“At around $69, it’s hard to think of another pedal that’s so cheap and so reliable”: Boss SD-1 Super Overdrive review
We find out if the iconic yellow box of tone still has a place in the modern world
"A superbly built, affordable pedal that rivals pricier competitors": Klowra Limbo reverb review
This fully loaded reverb proves that affordable pedals can more than hold their own against the big guns
“A very versatile wah pedal that has you covered for whatever style of music you play”: Dunlop Cry Baby BB535 Reissue review
First seen in 1994, updated in 1999 and reissued in 2026, Dunlop’s Cry Baby now comes with even more versatility
"It may not be perfect, but it is a bargain": Valeton GP-5 review
Valeton takes the miniature to the extreme with a fully capable amp modeler and multi-effects – with NAM compatibility to boot
"There isn’t a bad sound here": Attic Audio Putty Saturation Preamp review
Delivering always-on tone-boosting and heavy, saturated fuzz, this overdrive pedal proves there's still plenty of room for innovation
“Fuzz pedals live or die on personality, and the Dirty Boy Jr. Fuzz has enough of it to justify a spot in an already crowded market”: Warm Audio Dirty Boy Jr. Fuzz review
Warm Audio teams up with boutique builder Dirty Boy to shrink the coveted Afro Fuzz circuit into a compact, wallet-friendly stompbox
MXR revives Dimebag Darrell’s favorite rack unit in pedal form – and Zakk Wylde’s already used it live with Pantera
Dimebag used the original Flanger/Doubler rack unit as an always-on tone thickener
