Analog-inspired pedals built for expressive guitar tone.
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Since
2022
iStingor Guitar Effects Pedals Built for Feel, Clarity, and Control
iStingor is designed for real-world performance, offering core tools such as drive, delay, reverb, and amplification. It focuses on a clean signal path and stable, reliable response, delivering consistent performance on both stage and in the studio.
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Metal Shredder
MS-1The MS-1 is an analog distortion pedal built for metal and high-gain playing, delivering a thick, powerful, and clear heavy tone.
Super Lead
SL-1The SL-1 delivers clear, powerful high-gain distortion with parametric mid control and flexible 3-band EQ.
Super OverDrive
OD-1The OD-1 combines classic overdrive with Turbo high-gain mode, delivering a warm, full, and dynamic analog drive tone.
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Tech & info
440Hz, 82.41Hz, and Guitar Tuning: From Pitch Standards to Precision Frequency Detection
Jul 11, 2026440Hz and 82.41Hz are two of the most commonly misunderstood frequencies in guitar tuning. Understanding pitch standards, guitar string frequencies, and sound analysis principles is essential to achieving truly accurate tuning.
440Hz, 82.41Hz, and Guitar Tuning: From Pitch Standards to Precision Frequency Detection
Jul 11, 2026440Hz and 82.41Hz are two of the most commonly misunderstood frequencies in guitar tuning. Understanding pitch standards, guitar string frequencies, and sound analysis principles is essential to achieving truly accurate tuning.
True Bypass vs Buffered Bypass
Jun 25, 2026The Technical Difference in Guitar Pedals
True Bypass vs Buffered Bypass
Jun 25, 2026The Technical Difference in Guitar Pedals
Guitar Pedal Tone Tips
Jun 24, 2026How to Make Your Sound Clearer, More Dynamic, and Easier to Fit in the Mix
Guitar Pedal Tone Tips
Jun 24, 2026How to Make Your Sound Clearer, More Dynamic, and Easier to Fit in the Mix
Guitar Tone Basics: Tone Capacitors
Jun 24, 2026A tone capacitor shapes guitar tone by reducing treble. Different capacitor values change how the tone control responds, making the sound brighter, warmer, or darker.
Guitar Tone Basics: Tone Capacitors
Jun 24, 2026A tone capacitor shapes guitar tone by reducing treble. Different capacitor values change how the tone control responds, making the sound brighter, warmer, or darker.
