Guitar effects

If you’ve ever wondered how to build a guitar pedalboard or would like to know how to set up a pedalboard, we show you.

Guitar pedal order is very important. It can make or break the perfect tone if not done right. These are the rules for perfect pedal alignment!

A common question that comes up for guitarist getting into using effects is "What order should I put my pedals in and does it really matter?" The answer to the second question is yes and the order can change your tone depending on how you set it up. With that said, there is a "set" order you should put your pedals in, but this is more of a philosophy than a strict rule. I encourage you to move around your pedals and see how they behave in different positions on the pedal board. Now back to…

What could be better than an infographic? Check out our comprehensive guide to bass guitar effects pedals layout.

Ever wondered if you should be using your effects loop? Or what an effects loop even is! Read our article to learn and take your guitar tone to the next level with your effects loop.

An updated and refined 12 Degrees of Saturation for 2018

From beginners to seasoned pros, there's an infographic for every guitar level of skill – including air guitar. Even if you don't play, they're still cool to look at.

Blues guitarists employ a subtle use of effects, but when they do they use the following Blues Guitar Effects: Reverb, Tremolo, Delay, Chorus, Blues Driver,

Every guitar player eventually makes their way into the world of guitar pedals. Guitar pedals can give your guitar a myriad of new sounds like fuzz, overdrive, echo, loop, and more. That’s exciting. Here are five things I wish I knew when I first started messing around with guitar effects pedals.

We break down the types of guitar pedals and effects that are used by 9 pro guitarists of differing styles including John Mayer, Slash and Jimi Hendrix.