guitar pedal

It now costs $245 instead of $350.

At $400 they're not cheap, but still cost quite a bit less than the vintage amps they're emulating.

The latest entries in the UAFX line recreate iconic British and American tube amps.

You can design the delay of your dreams with a bunch of effects, including some Meris classics.

It's an experimental delay. It's a freeform looper. And it's just plain fun.

It expands on the power of the compact SY-1 with more customizable sounds.

Empress Effect's do-it-all guitar pedal is now even more versatile.

The platform still needs polish but shows a lot of potential.

This virtual modular synth in pedal form is deep and rewarding, but a little buggy.

Now all the virtual effects and synth modules are available simultaneously.

But it’s more than just an expensive one-trick pony.

The game console-like cartridge system is no mere gimmick.

At $749 it could use a little more polish, but there's a lot to be excited about.

Poly Effects touch screen effects unit is also secretly two pedals in one.

Empress Effects built a one-of-a-kind, bottomless guitar pedal that can be a little daunting.

The Rainger FX Minibar analyzes liquid to determine your tone.

The Light Pedal is a new take on a vintage effect. And it glows.

Empress Effects now has a version of its do-it-all guitar pedal for synth lovers.

The company's next-gen guitar synth includes over 150 effects and 10 different oscillators.

It needs to be affordable, easy to use and, above all, it has to sound great.