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Get Wet pedal - metallic purple glitter enclosure, get wet hand-lettered in sparkly silver, six chrome knobs in two rows, LED and footswitch

Get Wet - Boutique

Warbly, seasick, pitch-warping delay in metallic-purple glitter with a purple LED. It sounds like being underwater without getting drowned. Six knobs (Delay, Speed, Depth, Wave, Blend, Feedback) that'll take you from a light vibrato through chorus into full tape-warp queasy.

$120

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A white enclosure photographed face on from above. Two glass tubes stand up out of round holes at the top corners, with a small round indicator lamp between them and UNEASY CADENCE hand-lettered below it on two lines in blue and green. Three blue knobs with silver caps run along the bottom, labeled by hand: SPEED under the left knob, DEPTH above the middle one and VOL under the right. A small silver toggle sits to the right of the knobs.

Uneasy Cadence - Boutique

a tube vibe named for the board it is built on, the Different Noises Uneasy Cadence, which nobody sells any more: two 12AU7s standing up out of the face, with speed, depth and volume. The parts list came together through Reddit and every resistor was checked with a meter. Needs 12V at 500mA, center negative.

$300

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A black upright pedal at a three-quarter angle, with MORIA written across the top in blue marker in blocky capitals. Four black knurled knobs with silver caps and white pointer lines stand on the face in a staggered pattern, two upper and two lower. A small round LED bezel sits at the left between the lower pair, and a silver footswitch is at the bottom. Two quarter-inch jack nuts and a smaller barrel jack show along the top edge.

Moria - Boutique

a CMOS fuzz on PCB Guitar Mania's Dwarf Destroyer board, after Dwarfcraft's Great Destroyer. A CD4049 logic chip driven into hard square clipping, with a starve knob that browns the chip out until it sputters and oscillates on its own. Drive, Starve, Tone and Vol, and very little of it is subtle.

$120

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A pale pink pedal photographed at a three-quarter angle. CAVE TROLL is hand-lettered across the face in purple marker in two lines, CAVE above and TROLL below, with three quarter-inch jack sockets running down the face between and below the words, each with a silver hex nut. There are no knobs, no switch and no indicator lamp anywhere on it.

Cave Troll - Boutique

a passive ring modulator in a pink box: two transformers, four diodes, no power and nothing to set. It is called the Cave Troll because it looks like it ought to do something enormous and mostly it does not. Honest listing inside, and it may well behave better on a rig with a proper carrier than it does on mine.

$60

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A winked silver pedal photographed face on. Two clear knobs sit side by side near the top with a third clear knob centered below them, a small LED under that, BIT BOT lettered in sparkly silver, and a silver footswitch at the bottom.

Bitbot - Boutique

an 8-bit frequency shifter on PedalPCB's Roboto, their take on the Death By Audio Robot. Normal, up, down and arpeggio modes; whatever you play comes back as a robot's idea of it.

$120

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A hot pink pedal photographed face on. The words kitty dripper are hand-lettered across the top in purple marker over two fluted pink knobs with white pointer lines. dirty and load are lettered under them, then two more pink knobs with a small silver toggle between them, then booty and sizzle. The word moist runs down the middle under the toggle to a black LED bezel, and a silver footswitch sits at the bottom.

Kitty Dripper - Boutique

a four-knob distortion that clips against LEDs instead of diodes, so it stays loud and open instead of squashing flat. Separate controls for the bottom and the top, and a Moist toggle that moves where the gain sits.

$120

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A tall black pedal photographed face on. Hand-painted green capital letters read FREQ. down the top left corner and WIMPY WHINES across the middle in two lines. A large silver-topped knob sits on a numbered dial skirt reading 0 to 10, a small round LED sits between the two words, and a silver footswitch stands at the bottom.

Wimpy Whines - Boutique

A wah with the treadle taken away and one knob in its place - park it on a vowel and every note comes out through that same nasal, mid-forward peak. One control, numbered dial, no volume to get lost in.

$120

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A tall black pedal photographed face on, flecked all over with hand-flicked green paint spatters. The word quacker is painted across the middle in silver lowercase script. Two knurled silver knobs sit at the top corners with a small toggle switch between them, a tiny LED sits below the lettering, and a silver footswitch stands at the bottom.

Quacker - Boutique

An auto-wah that plays itself off your picking hand - dig in and the filter jumps open, ease off and it stays shut. Attack, Decay and a Blend toggle, under green splatter over black.

$120

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A white pedal photographed face on. The name is hand-painted across the top as Gl<3b<3T, with a purple heart standing in for each of the two O's, the letters in green and purple. Three purple glitter knobs sit below it, two side by side and one centered beneath them, with a small LED and a silver footswitch under those.

Globot - Boutique

A distortion with a resonant filter where its tone control should be, from a rare 1990s Ibanez Soundtank. The Tone knob sweeps a vowel rather than rolling off treble.

$120

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A tall black pedal photographed face on. Hand-painted green capital letters spell FUZZLE across the top and VOL below the knob. A single large knob with a silver collar and a pointer line sits in the middle, a small round LED below it, and a silver footswitch at the bottom.

Fuzzle - Boutique

The small, mean end of the Muff family - a tight low-gain grind that acts more like a torn-up overdrive than a wall of fuzz. One knob, no gain control, cleans up off your guitar's volume.

$60

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A white pedal with a lightly textured finish, photographed face on, with CRUNCH8 hand-painted across the top in bright blue capitals. Six sky-blue knobs stand in two rows of three below the lettering, a small LED sits under them, and a silver footswitch is at the bottom.

Crunch8 - Boutique

Four octaves of square wave with a fader each - two down, one down, root and one up - so you build the chord yourself. Monophonic, all analog, and gloriously bad at behaving.

$145

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Bzzz pedal - neon yellow-green enclosure, four chunky blue-and-silver knobs, small LED, 3PDT footswitch, hand-lettered BZZZ in teal marker beneath the knobs

Bzzz - Boutique

A cocked-wah crossed with a boost - Systech Harmonic Energizer style. Zappa's “Hot Rats” sting and Prince's “Purple Rain” solo tone in a neon-yellow-green box. Volume, Gain, Frequency, Bandwidth. Bright as it looks.

$120

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The Cat's Pajamas pedal - a tall enclosure in pastel pink, blue and lilac spatter with “volume” stencilled across the top in pink and white, one speckled pale-blue knob, and a tarot-card label of a calico cat in a star-patterned nightcap and pajamas seated against a golden crescent moon and ringed with flowers; a silver footswitch sits over the lower edge of the card, above the words THE CAT'S PAJAMAS

The Cat's Pajamas - Prototype

One knob, one stomp, one very distinguished cat. An 8-bit sub-octave box on the Parasit Studio 8-Bitar circuit, dressed in a tarot-card wizard cat.

$60

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The Cereal Killer pedal - red speckled enclosure with four dusty pink knobs and tarot-card skull-in-a-cereal-bowl artwork

The Cereal Killer - Prototype

A lo-fi PT2399 delay - warm, gritty echoes that smear into grain and tip into runaway self-oscillation. Tarot-card skull artwork, one of a kind.

$80

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Solo Fuzz pedal - white enclosure with teal and purple splatter and a single purple knob

Solo Fuzz - Prototype

A no-frills silicon fuzz - one chunky knob, all roar. A gnarly, doom-leaning Fuzz Box-style circuit in a teal-and-purple splatter box. Plug in, stomp, fuzz. One of a kind.

$60

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A tall black pedal photographed face on. Six pale green knobs stand in two rows of three. WET DOG is hand-lettered below them in green and blue capitals, with a small unlit LED beneath and a silver footswitch at the bottom.

Wet Dog - Boutique

six knobs of chorus, which is five more than most - from a clean wide shimmer to a seasick warble that will not hold still. Rate, Shape, Dimension, Depth, Animate and Intensity. The light stays on in bypass, which probably means it is haunted. My ghostly loss is your ghostly gain.

$85

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