
Compressor & Sustain Pedals Buying Guide
Guitarists usually come to compression for one of two reasons: “I want more sustain.” “I want my playing to sound smoother / more consistent.” The

Guitarists usually come to compression for one of two reasons: “I want more sustain.” “I want my playing to sound smoother / more consistent.” The

Overdrive and boost pedals are the most “normal” pedals on a board — and also the easiest to buy wrong. Why? Because the same pedal

Most “fuzz pedal” content starts with a list. That’s fine for browsing, but it’s a poor way to choose a fuzz you’ll actually keep. Fuzz

Modulation pedals are the “movement” effects: they make your sound shimmer, swirl, pulse, wobble, or do the full-on sci-fi thing. The tricky bit is that

Most “delay pedal” articles start with a list: best under £100, best for beginners, best in 2025 … blah blah !. That’s fine for browsing,

Reverb Pedals Buying Guide: Choose the right reverb (even if your amp already has one) Most amps already give you “perfectly OK reverb” — which

These are the things you need to think about, and why it is important to get a decent power supply.

If your pedalboard suddenly starts humming, buzzing, ticking or doing that lovely “mosquito whine” thing… don’t panic! Nine times out of ten pedalboard hum and

Phaser Pedals Explained: Stages, Swirl, and the Secret Sauce A phaser is basically a moving tone / EQ control. The band of tone affected at

Chorus is one of those effects that can be either barely-there magic or full-on “your guitar just grew a second head”. The good news: it’s

If you’ve ever thought “isn’t fuzz just more overdrive?” or “why doesn’t my boost actually get louder?” — you’re not alone. Boost, overdrive, distortion and
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