Universal Audio UAFXĪlthough technically announced at the end of January, we would be remiss to leave Universal Audio’s first-ever guitar pedals off our list. Finally, Way Huge reskinned two of its dirt pedals, the Saucy Box and Swollen Pickle, as the Beer and Effect Pedal, respectively. Meanwhile, Walrus Audio combined two of its popular OD units into the Warhorn/Ages. These limited-edition stompers are expected to sell out fast (if they haven’t already) – so best to keep an eye out if you’re aiming to pick one up.Ĭhase Bliss and Zvex renewed their collaboration on a second run of Bliss Factory fuzzes – this time sporting in a black anodised look. Reverb’s Pedal Movie: Limited-edition stompboxesĬhase Bliss, Zvex, Walrus Audio and Way Huge announced some very special pedals for Reverb’s highly anticipated Pedal Movie. You might have also noticed a USB-C port – that’s for connecting with PCs or a phone for power or installing firmware updates. Meanwhile, you can store up to eight presets onboard the pedal. The left side of the pedal is dedicated to a pre-boost circuit that goes all the way up to 12dB.

The latter four are based on classic and oft-cloned pedals. You get six discrete overdrive modes: Clean Boost, Crunch, Classic, Boutique, Versatile and Smooth. RJM’s latest overdrive pedal, Overture, boasts a fully analogue signal path and a digital architecture. For example, you could run two fuzz pedals side by side, or even send your signal to an external board or amplifier. This can be used a number of different ways. It features interchangeable stereo and dual mono inputs and operates without power. The Split/Meld is a compact and very affordable passive router that opens up your rig to parallel processing. If you’re already sitting on a trove of pedals and have only ever run them in series – meaning one after another – Old Blood’s latest utility pedal could be up your alley. The AmpMan Modern and Classic are priced at €349.

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