Walrus Audio Fundamental Series Chorus

This distortion pedal produces some pretty good distortion with good tones. It is not too big which lets me add it to my set up pretty easily. Great product.

Good basic tremolo with a slightly unusual jack placement. Signal in/out on top with power on the left side. The sliders provide a wide range of tonal possibilities from almost imperceptible to otherworldly. There is a switch to...View More control waveform. Sine and square are straightforward - the random setting produces some weird sounds. Not really for me, but I'm sure someone out there will find a use for it. The pedal is part of a line of effects pedals (Fundamental), each having a similar set ofView Less

This is a well designed and well built Overdrive pedal. It's really quite impressive how much tweaking you can get out of it. It uses sliders for the gain, tone and volume plus a dip-switch style slide switch to change your...View More tone profiles. My favorite is the crunch but there also smooth and bright. Beside all that, it just looks great. I've used this both with my hot rod deluxe amp and directly into my audio device in front of a digital amp modeler. It worked great with both. One littleView Less

Fun little distortion pedal. Sounds great. Solidly built. Sliders look cool as heck.

This Reverb pedal is great. It's solidly built and feels like it will hold up well even getting stomped on at gigs. It has all the standard and essential reverb functionality. There is a decay slider which controls the...View More length of the reverb decay. A tone slider, which shapes the tonality. And a mix which controls the mix of effects (clean vs wet). There are also 3 different modes "hall, spring, and plate". Spring emulates tube amp-type sounds. Plate sounds more smooth. And hallView Less