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Carl Martin Dizzaster is an electric bass pedal built by Carl Martin, developed to the specifications and specifications of Martin Nielsen (Dizzy Mizz Lizzy).

Since the early 60’s, Plexi Amplifiers have lead the way in rock tones with its legendary tight overdrive and coveted bass response.

The Soft Focus patch on the Yamaha FX500 was widely used in the ‘90s by early shoegaze bands, most notably Slowdive on Souvlaki. With its roots in that patch, the Catalinbread Soft Focus is intended to be an instant shoegaze button, while addressing the most glaring issues of the original unit.

Surf\'s up! And we\'re all headed to Topanga, our spring reverb pedal based on the legendary Fender 6G15 outboard spring reverb unit! We\'ve captured all the drip, flutter, cluck, clang, and splash of the original tubes and springs unit in a small pedal format!

The Sabbra Cadabra is a custom-tuned Range master-based booster combined with the pre-amp section of a Laney Super group. The two circuits are carefully voiced together to achieve the riffs of doom tone that Tony Iommi is so well known for.

Big and powerful, yet refined, the Formula No. 55 melts into your amp, transforming it into a wide ranging tweed monster capable of everything from Smokey, clean Grant Green jazz tones all the way to full on raging Crazy Horse excursions! The Catalinbread Formula No.

The Cloak began after unearthing some ancient texts containing some forbidden incantations on how to introduce spectral elements within a decaying echo.

Ahoy ahoy, you’ve just accessed the lore of the Tribute, a pedal that literally every guitarist needs. Yes, even you, outlaw country fan, and you, person wearing indecipherable metal logo band shirt.

The Belle Epoch Deluxe is an exact reproduction of the iconic 1970’s Maestro Echoplex EP-3 - the only difference is there is no tape!

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.

Same insides but with new artwork! The Catalinbread SFT is an AMPEG inspired foundation overdrive that bridges the \

The Octapussy is, essentially, an octave-up fuzz in the tradition of the Octavia. But it\'s not a clone of that circuit! Nope, it\'s an original circuit utilizing three silicon transistors and two diodes that takes the tradition to the next level!

The NICOMPRESSOR (pronounced “Nigh Compressor”) offers distinctive tone shaping capabilities. It achieves exceptional compression dynamics while keeping higher-frequencies intact, making your guitar sound incredibly full and fat, without compromising your tone.

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Karma Suture will sound great into any amp, whether set clean or set dirty.

The Naga Viper is a booster that lives in the grand old tradition of the Dallas Range master Treble-Booster. The original Range master has been used by many influential British guitarists including Tony Iommi, Brian May, Marc Bolan, and KK Downing and Glen Tipton of Judas Priest.

The CB Tap is our external tap tempo mechanism that was built to connect to our Belle Epoch Deluxe. The CB Tap not only adds tap functionality to the Belle Epoch Deluxe, but also connects to anything with a tap-tempo out (excluding Boss pedals and other non normally-open taps).

Spoiled by the various tube driven echo units we have around the shop, we wanted the Montavillian Echo to sound and feel just as BIG! So we went all out on the audio path on this thing… We took painstaking efforts to make the dry signal sound and feel better when on than with the pedal bypassed.

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.

Maximum tone for the minimalist. A powerful introduction into the world of fuzz, the Elements Fuzz puts nothing between you and rock\'s most beloved effect of all time.

The Blood Donor fuzz pedal from Catalinbread delivers snarling fuzz tones that tear out of your amp onto the stage, and it does it while contributing to a fantastic cause!

All the way back in the ‘40s, Fender introduced the Champ amplifier, then known as the Champion 800. Otherwise known as the “Tweed Champ,” named so because of its unmistakable wrapping, Fender has created the 5F1.