Guitar Effects

Dunlop BG95 Buddy Guy Wah Pedal Cited as a major influence by wah-wah masters such as Hendrix, Clapton, and Vaughn—Buddy Guy helped establish the wah-wah as part of the blues vocabulary. To honor his contributions we have created the Cry Baby Buddy Guy...

Jim Dunlop SW95 Slash Signature Crybaby Wah PedalLike the man himself, the new Slash Wah from Dunlop is both revolutionary and classic, right down to its hot rod metallic red finish and cutting edge circuit design. Now you can have all the features and...

Cry Baby Mini Wah Don’t let its small size fool you, the CBM95 Cry Baby Mini Wah doesn’t skimp on tone or usability. It comes equipped with the legendary Fasel inductor, a full sweep range, and three internally adjustable voicings, Low, Vintage, and...

Dunlop CBJ95 Cry Baby JUNIOR Wah Pedal The Cry Baby Junior Wah features front-mounted jacks and an 8" housing for clean configurations on the world's most popular boards so that you don’t have to choose between a tidy layout and your Cry Baby Wah...

One of the most recognizable pieces of gear in classic rock canon is the old Hornby-Skewes Treble Booster, a version of the classic effect used by too many artists to list. While almost all of them used a Rangemaster, the Hornby-Skewes version came stock...

What began as an exploration of a specific '60s and '70s classic rock tone, evolved into a multidimensional gain machine capable of anything between unruly sputtery fuzz and classic rock chime. This is not meant to make you sound like a classic rock god,...

Catalinbread Valcoder Tremolo Pedal Mid '60s Valco-style dirty garage tremolo. A tremolo with driveability. The Valco company of Chicago made amplifiers under their own name in addition to building amps for other companies such as Supro®,...