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Best multi-effects pedals 2026: Our pick of the best all-in-one guitar FX modellers
Our guide to the best multi-effects pedals will help you get your head around amp modelling pedals and multi-FX
The most mighty mini amp modelling pedal just got mightier as IK Multimedia offers full MIDI integration and wireless editing on the Tonex One+
The Tonex One+ offers top-class sounds and is just as small as its predecessor – only now you have a lot more control over it
Project Lydia, Roland’s neural sampling stompbox, moves a step closer to becoming a finished product
Next-gen pedal enables you to transform an audio signal into something that sounds completely different
Meet the $99 stompbox that’ll crush your bits – JHS expands its affordable 3 Series with three exotic effects for your pedalboard
JHS Pedals unveils a ring modulator, glitch delay and bit crusher that's priced for beginners, because an affordable pedal can be fun and a little weird too
You’ve seen Fender’s Godzilla Strat, now here the comes the pedal – and it’s a monster op-amp distortion with city-levelling tone (and a seriously cool graphic finish)
This limited edition collab features a wraparound graphic finish, a powerful distortion circuit, with an internal trimmer to adjust the mids
“A bit of EQ tweaking with the Bad setting will get it sounding like a viable substitute for a Klon... there’s a world of drive to be explored”: DOD Badder Monkey review
From Bad to Badder, DOD revives DigiTech’s drive pedal and gives it increased versatility
Crazy Tube Circuits’ Triptychon might just be the only pedal you need for classic rock
CTC delivers another super-ambitious build that looks very much like a shut-up-and-take-my-money stompbox for any player weaned on LedZep, Cream, Sabbath et al
![Oliver Ackermann [left] playing on a red-lit stage and Richard Fortus playing his White Falcon live with Guns N' Roses](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/CcjY3C3kpgNSN94DKEHuGX-840-80.jpg.webp)
Death By Audio’s Oliver Ackermann on the time he sold a pedal to Richard Fortus and disaster struck
Oliver Ackermann is great at making guitar effects – less so at parking
