Metal Guitar Effects Pedals
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Jack White Pano Verb™, 120V$3149.99A versatile 120V reverb pedal delivering lush, atmospheric soundscapes for electric guitarists.
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95Q CRYBABY Q WAH WAH-EA$159.99A versatile wah pedal offering adjustable Q control, volume boost up to +15dB, and auto-return switching.
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Darkglass Alpha·Omicron Distortion Pedal$219.99
A compact analog distortion pedal offering two blendable modes and independent Drive and Level controls.
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Boss BD-2 Blues Driver$100.95A pedal delivering warm, tube amp-style overdrive and distortion with responsive dynamics for blues guitarists.
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The Pelt Fuzz$178.99A versatile fuzz pedal featuring Level, Fuzz, Tone, Bloom controls, plus Mid and Thick voicing switches.
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Marine Layer Reverb$229.99A versatile pedal offering multiple reverb types and smooth, natural decay for enhanced sound dimension.
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MTG Tube Distortion Pedal$249.99A compact pedal featuring a genuine NOS 6205 preamp tube, 3-band EQ, and switchable boost controls.
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Bubbler Analog Chorus$125.69An analog chorus pedal with switchable speeds, independent controls, and selectable sine or triangle waveforms.
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Engager Boost$149.99A versatile clean boost pedal with 3-band EQ and frequency switch for precise tone shaping.
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Pugilist Distortion$146.99A versatile distortion pedal featuring dual gain engines, independent tone controls, and a bass boost switch.
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Tre-Verb Digital Reverb/Tremolo$359.99A compact pedal offering independent vintage-inspired tremolo and reverb effects with stereo connectivity and tone controls.
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The Bends Compressor$188.99A studio-quality stompbox compressor with Drive, Recovery, and Blend controls for transparent, dynamic tone shaping.
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Mirror Image Delay$229.99A versatile delay pedal offering digital, analog, and tape modes with modulated repeats and bypassed delay tails.
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Full Moon Distortion$239.99A high-gain distortion pedal featuring selectable clipping modes, 3-band EQ, Bite switch, and 12dB boost.
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Santa Ana Overdrive$314.99An FET-powered overdrive pedal offering flexible tone controls and dynamic response for classic guitar sounds.
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The Trapper® Dual Fuzz$161.99A dual-voice fuzz pedal with global Tone and Contour controls in a lightweight anodized aluminum chassis.
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CSP102SL MXR DYNACMP VINT - EA$159.99A classic compressor pedal featuring vintage MXR compression, bypass status LED, and AC power jack for convenience.
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CSP026 MXR PHASE90 VINTAGE-EA$159.99A faithful reissue pedal featuring hand-matched FETs and a hand-wired circuit board for vintage tone.
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Fab Slap Echo$24.02A dynamic effects pedal delivering classic slapback echo tones for guitarists seeking vintage-inspired sound.
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Danelectro Fab Metal$27.05A high-gain distortion pedal delivering aggressive metal tones for electric guitarists.
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EP101 DUNLOP ECHOPLEX-EA$159.99An authentic preamp pedal that delivers classic tape echo warmth and dynamic tonal enhancement.
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Fender Hammertone™ Delay - FEN_023-4572-000
A versatile delay pedal delivering warm, vintage-inspired echo effects for electric guitarists.
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Hammertone® Breakup DriveA dynamic overdrive pedal featuring selectable JFET clipping, interactive tone control, and rugged aluminum enclosure.
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EVH90 MXR PHASE 90-RED-EA$139.99A classic red phaser pedal delivering iconic swirling effects for guitarists seeking vintage-inspired modulation.
Metal Guitar Effects Pedals
FAQs
Metal guitar effects pedals are designed specifically to produce the high-gain, aggressive tones associated with metal music. They typically offer more distortion, tighter low-end response, and enhanced midrange control compared to standard distortion pedals, making them ideal for heavy riffs and solos.
While metal guitar effects pedals are primarily designed for electric guitars, some bass players use them to achieve a heavier, more distorted sound. However, it's important to note that certain pedals may affect low frequencies differently, so results can vary depending on the pedal and instrument.
For optimal results, many players prefer using a clean amp channel with their metal guitar effects pedal. This allows the pedal's unique tone-shaping features to shine without interference from the amp's built-in distortion or overdrive.
Key features to consider include adjustable gain levels, EQ controls (such as bass, mid, and treble), noise reduction capabilities, and true bypass switching. These features help tailor your sound and minimize unwanted noise during high-gain playing.
Yes, stacking multiple effects pedals is common among guitarists seeking unique tones. You can combine your metal pedal with other effects like delay, reverb, or modulation pedals to create layered and dynamic sounds suitable for various styles within the metal genre.
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