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Ebenezer: Hebrew for stone of help; fr. the application of this name by Samuel to the stone which he set up in commemoration of God's help to the Israelites in their victory over the Philistines at Mizpah (1 Sam 7:12) The Ebenezer is a butt-kicking-in-a-bitty-box clean boost pedal. Transparent is its middle name. Maybe it won't help you conquer the Phillistines (maybe...),...

  FOR YOUR EYES ONLY: This former fuzz intelligence officer has snuck across our borders and is ready to trade state secrets for its freedom. Bringing with it all the fuzz it could pack in this little case, it packs a punch like no other. Classic Russian muff tones can certainly be had, but that's not what has the Kremlin sweating this breach. The...

New in V2! Top mount jacks, soft-touch bypass and new boost "Focus" knob. The Kingdom combo same amazing overdrive you know and love from the Kingdom, and the earthshaking clean MOSFET boost from the Ebenezer make this one incredibly versatile drive. Now featuring a Focus knob on the boost side to allow you to adjust the bandwidth of frequency range in the...

New in Version 2: The City V2 features an updated boost section (now using the powerful Ebenezer boost) and a much smaller form-factor, top-mount jacks and soft-touch relay switching. The classic screamer brought to life in a flexible and dynamic package. The City is the dreamer’s screamer. With so much control over the shape of your tone, you’ll grow to love...

  New in V2: Top-Mount Jacks and Soft-Touch Relay Bypass Switching The Kingdom is a transparent overdrive that adds unicorns and fairy dust to your signal. Joking aside, it really brings to life your guitar and your tube amplifier in ways you've never experienced.  The Kingdom isn't quite a Klone in the strictest sense. The circuit design is very similar...

New in V2: Top-Mount Jacks and Soft-Touch Relay Bypass SwitchingThe Killface is a Bass-tuned version of our popular Kingdom overdrive,  a transparent overdrive that adds unicorns and fairy dust to your signal. Joking aside, it really brings to life your guitar and your tube amplifier in ways you've never experienced.  The Killface isn't quite a Klone in the strictest sense. The circuit design...