Boost pedals do exactly what their name implies—amplify your signal—but the best ones do it with finesse. Whether you're pushing the front end of your amp , lifting solos above the mix, or adding presence without changing your tone, a great boost pedal becomes an essential part of your board.

Ideal for players who want clarity, headroom, and touch sensitivity on demand, boost pedals are the unsung heroes of countless pro rigs

Overdrive and distortion pedals are the foundation of countless iconic sounds—shaping everything from warm, amp-like breakup to saturated, high-gain punch. Overdrives offer dynamic response and subtle grit that reacts to your touch, while distortion pedals bring bold, aggressive character that cuts through any mix.

Whether you're stacking stages of gain or building your core tone from the ground up, this collection is built for players who want their drive to feel as good as it sounds.

Fuzz pedals are where things get fun—and feral. With roots in the earliest days of electric guitar tone, fuzz remains a go-to for players who want saturated, harmonically rich chaos that still responds to your touch.

Whether you're chasing vintage wool, velcro sputter, or full-stack roar, fuzz pedals reward players who aren't afraid to break the rules. Ideal for the adventurous, the expressive, and anyone looking to shake the walls (and stir some souls).

Modulation pedals add movement, depth, and dimension to your sound—whether it’s a subtle chorus to widen your clean tone, a pulsing tremolo under a fingerpicked part, or a rich phaser sweeping through a solo. These are the textures that bring a rig to life.

From vintage-inspired stompboxes to modern, multi-voice engines, modulation is for players who want their tone to breathe, move, and tell a story—on stage, in the studio, or anywhere inspiration strikes.

Filter pedals add a dynamic, vocal-like quality to your tone—whether you're dialing in funky envelope sweeps, auto-wah textures, or synth-style resonance. Responsive and interactive, they react to your playing in real time, making them favorites for players who love feel-driven effects with personality.

From subtle tone shaping to wild, rhythmic movement, filters are for guitarists who want their sound to talk back.

Delay pedals do more than repeat notes—they shape atmosphere, add dimension, and create space for your playing to breathe. From warm, analog-style trails to pristine digital repeats and ambient textures, delay is a powerful tool for players who want their tone to resonate—literally and emotionally.

Whether you're building rhythmic patterns, thickening solos, or diving into ambient soundscapes, a great delay becomes part of your voice, not just your signal chain.

Reverb pedals add depth, space, and a sense of place to your sound—whether you're after the springy splash of a vintage amp, the expansive wash of ambient trails, or the subtle halo that brings a part to life.

From classic to cinematic, reverb is essential for players who want their tone to feel alive—rich, immersive, and emotionally resonant. It's not just about hearing the note—it’s about feeling where it lives.

Looper pedals turn your rig into an instrument of its own—perfect for building textures, practicing solos, or composing entire arrangements on the fly. Whether you're a solo performer, bedroom creative, or live-looping wizard, these pedals offer endless possibilities for layering parts, exploring ideas, and pushing your playing into new territory.

For players who like to write as they go—and go wherever inspiration leads.

Amp simulators and pedalboard amps bring stage-ready sound to your feet—delivering the warmth, feel, and response of a great tube amp without the bulk. Whether you're going direct to front-of-house, tracking in a silent studio setup, or building a streamlined grab-and-go rig, these tools give you authentic tone with modern convenience.

Ideal for players who want real amp feel, minus the weight and volume.

Utility pedals may not steal the spotlight, but they’re essential for a dialed-in, stage-ready setup. From volume and expression pedals to A/B boxes and signal routers, these are the behind-the-scenes workhorses that give you control, flexibility, and seamless transitions.

Whether you're managing multiple guitars, fine-tuning your signal chain, or tailoring your dynamics on the fly, utility pedals are the glue that holds a great rig together.