Pedals & Effects - Page 7

Zorg Effects has upgraded its Love Philter envelope filter for bass, adding modular CV control, expanded LFO options, and deeper sound-shaping.

Aguilar’s DB316 Mid EQ Micro Pedal is designed for bassists looking to shape their midrange. Its compact design features frequency and level controls.

The Darkglass Kaamos, designed with Amos Heller, blends powerful octave and drive tones with a flexible effects loop for a dynamic, three-dimensional sound.

DigiTech has teamed up with MonoNeon to release a signature Whammy pedal, bringing new features tailored to his boundary-pushing style. Unveiled at NAMM 2025, the pedal introduces Hypersonic Mode, extended range for both bass and guitar, and full MIDI control—all housed in a bold neon design.

Walrus Audio has expanded its Canvas pedal lineup with the new Canvas Rehearsal, a versatile tool designed for silent practice. Featuring a built-in metronome, headphone amp, and Bluetooth connectivity, it allows musicians to fine-tune their playing with ease. With multiple input options and an OLED display, it offers convenient control for any practice setup.

Morley has teamed up with Pantera bassist Rex Brown to revive his iconic “Old Blue” wah pedal. This signature model blends vintage tone with modern features, delivering the same powerful sweep Brown used on classic albums.

D'Addario has unveiled the XPND Pedal Power Battery Kit, which they call an "all-in-one power solution" for your pedalboard. The system features a 10,000mAH rechargeable Portable Power Cell with over 10 hours of power for an average-sized pedalboard.

Electro-Harmonix’s Nano Looper 360 has been one of their best-selling pedals for the past decade, and now they’re leveling it up. The new 360+ Looper builds on the compact unit with an updated feature set and an even smaller footprint.

Collision Devices has expanded its arsenal with the TARS DLX, a dual fuzz with two analog filters. Inspired by the MS-20, the pedal builds upon their TARS by updating the sounds.

As technology gets better and better, players have been moving more towards multi-effects units and modeling software. Mooer entered the market with their Prime S1 in March, and now they've followed it up with the Prime M1 multi-effects pedal.

Originally introduced in 1972 and used by artists like Chris Squire of Yes, the Maestro Bass Brassmaster was known for offering lots of distortion while retaining definition. Behringer has just announced their version of the circuit.

EarthQuaker Devices is celebrating the 20th anniversary of their Hoof fuzz with a “special hyper-limited edition” of the pedal. It will feature the same hand-soldered through-hole construction and rare military-spec germanium transistors from the original design.