Guitar Effects
Looking for new sounds for your guitar? Our selection includes guitar effects – from classic distortion and delay to modern multi-effects units. We offer compact pedals for beginners as well as advanced solutions for professional guitarists. Experiment with tone, expand your style and choose the effect that matches your needs!
Guitar Effects – Pedals, Multi-Effects and Modelers
Guitar Effects – Pedals, Multi-Effects and Modelers
A guitar effect is the cheapest way to change the sound of your whole rig without swapping the amp. This collection covers single pedals, full multi-effects units, and modelers and load boxes that let you record a guitar track straight into your interface.
Pedal, multi-effect or modeler
A single pedal does one thing well — pedalboards get built out of them, one at a time, around your own playing style. A multi-effect packs a dozen-plus effects into one box with recallable presets, which on stage means one footswitch instead of five. A modeler goes further and recreates the whole signal chain — amp, cab and mic — so you plug straight into a console or interface.
Where to start
Want one box instead of a whole rig? HeadRush Core or Hotone Ampero II Stomp are what we recommend most. Recording quietly at home? IK Multimedia TONEX captures your own amp's tone in software. Already own a loud tube head and need to record it without waking the neighbours? Pair it with a modulation and reverb unit like Eventide H90 for studio-grade ambience on top of whatever amp you're running.
The brands we carry
We carry Eventide, Two Notes, IK Multimedia and Kemper.
Hear it in our Warsaw showroom
The biggest difference between us and a mail-order shop: you can hear the gear before you buy it. Our showroom at Nowogrodzka 6A/102 in Warsaw is there so you can try it on your own material, not a shop demo. Book a visit or just swing by — we'll help without the sales pitch. Call: +48 573 580 840.
FAQ
Can a modeler really replace an amp?
On stage and in the studio, yes, provided your monitoring is good. It won't replace the physical feel of standing in front of a loud tube amp in a room — that's a different experience, not a worse sound.
What's a load box and why would I need one?
A load box takes over a tube amp's power stage instead of a real cabinet, so you can crank the amp and record it quietly, straight into your interface.
Pedals or a multi-effect to start?
A multi-effect to start — it's the cheaper way to find out which sounds you actually use. A pedalboard of individual pedals gets built later, once you know exactly what you need.
Guides & related
See also: Guitar Amps & Cabinets · Guitars & Basses · Power Supply
