SixStringSensei articles dedicated the the wonderful world of guitar effects pedals. We’ve got reviews, tips and comparisons. Since guitar pedals are so fun and inspire us to play more, you’ll find a lot of time goes into this section.
Do I Need a Compressor Pedal? I get this question a lot. Compression is often misunderstood. It’s too easy to set a compressor incorrectly and get frustrated with it. It’s also an effect that’s usually felt more than it is heard. But set it right, and it’s an immensely useful tool for any guitarist or…
I’ve either tried or or owned just about every major delay pedal out there. In fact, it would be easier to point out delay pedals I haven’t owned than to try and list every one delay I have tried or owned. I’m here to tell you about my favorite delay pedal ever. Like I said,…
I recently where someone said that the Wampler Terraform is a digital modulation pedal with analog dry-through. I found that claim a bit suspect so I decided to dig a little deeper. Is digital modulation analog dry-through even possible?
I have to say, I properly tested the Strymon Ultraviolet Vintage Vibe before wiring this review. After lots of playing and moving this vibe pedal around my signal chain I’m finally ready to offer my own Strymon Ultraviolet review.
The Boss CE-2W is one of Boss’ most popular chorus pedals ever. I finally bought one and compared it to my beloved Maxon CS-9 Pro Stereo Chorus. These are my thoughts.
Here we have a jaw-dropping release by Walrus Audio for the Blacked Out Black Friday special edition series that a bunch of pedal makers are participating in. It’s analog and has stereo input and outputs!
I’m a big fan of black guitar pedals. For this reason, I’m totally onboard with guitar pedal makers taking advantage of that very famous day of sales. Many boutique pedal makers are releasing special edition Black Friday guitar pedals.
Let’s settle the MXR Timmy vs Browne Protein blue side debate. Believe it or not, these two overdrive pedals have a lot in common soundwise. Come find out which might be best for you.
The MXR Classic 108 Fuzz has proven to be a good modern take on a classic. This has allowed it to be more versatile, giving guitarists classic fuzz tones that with a hot guitar can make for modern tones as well, all in a tidy package.