Guitar Modulation Effects

DigiTech EX7 Expression Factory Pedal

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The DigiTech Expression Factory was inspired by 7 of the world's classic expression pedals. Introducing Expression Factory, the pedal that lets you metatarsally modulate a whole pedal board of classic expression pedals. From Wah and Whammy to rare, sought-after pedals like the A/DA Flanger and DigiTech's own highly collectable Space Station Synth Swell. >More

EHX Small Clone Chorus Pedal

This is a lush chorus Reissue of the affordable analog chorus pedal popularized by Kurt Cobain. Depth and Rate controls create the finest analog chorus sounds, from clear, rich and dimensional to warm pulsating warbles. >More

MXR M101 Phase 90 EffectPedal

Provides the classic, 4-stage phasing sound with continuous variable speed control. Phase 90 fixed regeneration level adds intensity and is particularly effective for keyboards. This device has found its way into many of Eddie Van Halen's recordings, adding a shimmery velocity to lead passages or a more dramatic swoosh to muted strumming. This phaser is not just designed for guitars; it works well with basses, keyboards, and even vocals and appears in all of these guises on Dweezil Zappa's Z album, 'Music For Pets,' which reveals its flexible and hip nature. >More

MXR EVH117 Van Halen Flanger Pedal

Dunlop has once again partnered with Edward Van Halen to present a new spin on a classic tone. Everyone knows that it was the MXR Flanger that powered Unchained and And the Cradle Will Rock. Now you can grab a piece of that world-class tone with the new MXR EVH 117 Flanger. This amazing stompbox features the same bucket-brigade technology that provided the sweeping, whooshing magic of the original. But Dunlop didn't stop there. They've also added the EVH Switch, which instantly calls up Eddie's Unchained sound with the exact same Manual, Speed, Width, and Regeneration settings that he used to get one of the greatest guitar tones of all time. If that's not cool enough, they even painted the EVH Flanger with the rocking striped graphics that started a revolution. >More