Alexander Pedals

Riff Instant Tone Sanitizer is a limited edition discrete Class-A Preamp designed to crank smiles and boost spirits during these unique and challenging times. As part of a proactive harmonic health regime, Riff safeguards against the omnipresent threat o

“Marshmallow?” That’s a silly name for a pedal, we know.

But it totally fits. Sweet, fun, and probably best consumed in small doses, our Marshmallow makes weird gooey sounds with your favorite instruments.

At its heart, Marshmallow is a pair of pi

Ever since intrepid 60s-era studio pioneers began manually applying pressure to their tape reels, the jet plane sound of the flanger has been an iconic part of our tonal toolkit. This is uniquely true for us here at Alexander Pedals, as our roots are firm

We crafted the Wavelength to handle a big range of modulation sounds and textures. It can take you from a throbbing square-wave tremolo to a slow ramping filter, then over to a rich doubled chorus and into a wicked flange - just by holding one footswitch

Hot. Pink. Drive.

Controls:

Level: Controls the output level of the pedal.

Drive: Adjusts the gain and distortion of the pedal.

Bass / Treble: Passive two-band tone stack, voiced like a British amplifier.

Contour: Active midrange fil

We released the first Radical Delay pedal way back in 2015 as an homage to the tones and aesthetic of the 1980s. We were shooting for video games, neon nights, and maybe a hint of ALF.

It’s now 2019, and according to conventional wisdom we should be f

Sweeter than summer sweat on a hot August night, Magnolia is your smooth and sultry companion. Featuring a fully adjustable tone stack and two selectable drive modes, it's as comfortable as your favorite jeans. Step on it and get back to what matters -

Reverb. Delay. Repeat.

The Sky 5000 bathes your signal in an excess of echoes, a deluge of delay, and a surfeit of shimmer. All of the ambience you desire is a footstep away.

We sent a team of sonic scientists deep into the arctic circle on a secret mission: to capture bits of the Aurora Borealis so we could transmute them into a pedal. What emerged was Luminous, equal parts phaseshifter and swirly glowing haze machine. It dan

The Syntax Error takes your tones back to the dialup era, when video games were measured by their bits and telephones were wired to your wall. Inside, the primitive sounds of microchips await. It's time to blow the dust out of your cartridges and plug in