Synthesizer Pedals

Death By Audio Robot is an 8-bit, lo-fi pitch transposer / fuzz generator that has all the warm, sweet tone that you'd expect from a cold, soulless machine with a heart of microchips. The Death by Audio Robot is not for the faint of ears.

The Electro Harmonix Frequency Analyzer Ring Modulator combines classic moving, tunable 3-part harmonies and variable filtering effects ia a new die cast pedal. For crazy times and weirdness check out the new Electro Harmonix Frequency Analyzer.

The Electro Harmonix Frequency Analyzer Ring Modulator combines moving, tunable 3-part harmonies and variable filtering effects to create one seriously wacky pedal. For crazy times and weirdness check out the Electro Harmonix Frequency Analyzer.

The Electro Harmonix HOG Guitar Synthesizer gives you 10 pitch intervals that can be mixed and played back. The tracking is perfect and the tones awsome...all this without any external pickups attached! Check out the Electro Harmonix HOG Guitar Synth.

The Electro Harmonix Micro Synthesizer Pedal gives you the power to produce vintage synth tones without the hassle of adding a strange pickup to your axe. If it's synth you crave, check out the Electro Harmonix Micro Synthesizer Pedal.

The Mid-Fi Electronics Random Number Generator generates random notes (usually in octaves) as you play. If you need a little inspiration on your next project, check out the Mid-Fi Electronics Random Number Generator.

The Pigtronix Mothership Analog Synthesizer is the ultimate monophonic synthesizer for any instrument. Super fast accurate tracking, VCO, sub octave, and even an analog Whammy make the Pigtronix Mothership Analog Synthesizer the next pedal on your board.

The WMD Geiger Counter is here and your dreams of creating signal destroying, otherworldly distortion effects are now realized. If you love pedals that go where no pedal has gone before, try the WMD Geiger Counter.

The ZVex Ringtone is the first and only analog sequenced ring mod pedal for guitar. It features True Bypass, 8 individual step controls, a "random" stomp switch, and internal mix control. Total Z.Vex Ring Modulator lunacy!