Voodoo Lab Amplifiers & Effects

There comes a time when every musician wants to explore beyond out-of-the-box guitar tone. Whether your goal is to emulate an iconic sound or play around to discover something that's all your own, effects units can color your tone just right. For almost three decades, Voodoo Lab has been designing and hand-building pedals and stompboxes using top-shelf parts, resulting in a selection of equipment capable of creating lots of different new and throwback sounds. With Voodoo Lab amplifiers and effects, it's easy to make your performance stand out.

Voodoo Lab makes an effect to help every guitarist find the sound they're looking for. The Voodoo Lab Sparkle Drive Pedal is probably the most popular for its versatile tone options. It gives you the sound of two amplifiers in one small stompbox: the punch of a clean amp and the warmth of an overdriven one. By adjusting both, you can find the perfect blend to bring out the best aspects of your sound.

Are you looking to make the signature groovy tone of psychedelic rock icons of the 60's? If so, the Voodoo Lab Micro Vibe pedal is the way to go. This compact foot pedal is hand-built and has a completely analog signal path and true bypass switching. It even features the same sinewave oscillator, real light bulb and photocells as the original 1968 Uni-Vibe used by Jimi Hendrix to help you capture that psychedelic swagger.

Once you've got all your effects lined up, you'll need a way to switch them in and out. That's where the Voodoo Lab Ground Control Pro MIDI Foot Controller comes in. This unit lets you control up to 8 MIDI and non-MIDI processors and effects, each on its own channel, and has 8 assignable instant-access switches. It even features a bright alpha-numeric display to make it fast and easy to use onstage.

Lots of well-known artists with distinct sounds like Marty Friedman, John Lefler of Dashboard Confessional and Willie Adler of Lamb of God keep Voodoo Lab amplifiers and effects in their arsenals for live shows and recordings. Coloring your guitar sound can take it to the next level, and Voodoo Lab is the place where unique tones start.