Sean Pierce Johnson

Housing world-class speaker cabinet IRs and fan-favorite-inspired amp models, Walrus Audio's Mako ACS1 pedal gives you a world of tones in a compact package!

Dial in harmonically rich fuzz tones with the power of a 12AU7 tube! Walrus' Silt Harmonic Fuzz offers authentic tube drive and a fully analog fuzz circuit.

Three distortions for the price of one, Walrus Audio's Fundamental Distortion features dark, silicon, and LED distortion modes for ultimate versatility.

A distortion pedal that responds to your touch, Way Huge's Geisha Drive provides dynamic, touch-sensitive tones ranging from overdrive to full-on distortion.

Dial in soaring fuzz leads and gut-busting rhythm! Way Huge's Stone Burner Sub Atomic Fuzz features a Smalls enclosure and a Sub 1 and Sub 2 switch.

Craving that '80s arena rock sound? MXR's Rockman X100 revives classic tones with four presets, analog circuitry, and built-in chorus for lush modulation.

A vintage-inspired delay with an easy-to-use design, JHS' Oil Can 3 Series delay pedal offers delay times from 100ms to 330ms and switchable modulation.

Rejoice in the glory of '90s metal tone with the Mesa/Boogie '90s Dual Rectifier, loaded with four Mesa 6L6 power tubes and 100 watts of class A/B power.

JP's signature take on Mesa's legendary Mark IIC+ amp, the JP-2C boasts three independent channels, the new Shred voicing mode, and 60/100 selectable wattage.

Friedman unleashes the tone of his favorite '68 JMP with the 50-watt Plex! The amp's internally jumpered channels and master volume add tons of versatility.