Latest about Electro Harmonix
Best headphone amps for guitar 2024: turn it up while keeping it down
You don’t need to sacrifice tone to practice quietly with our expert pick of the best headphone amps for guitar players
“Everything from synthy stacked lines to organ-style tones are easily and quickly achievable”: Electro-Harmonix Pico POG review
Papa's got a brand new POG and it might be tiny but it packs the same octave-shifting power as its larger siblings
NAMM 2024: “For all of the original mojo and magic craved by the true believers”: EHX’s Double Anniversary Big Muff Pi delivers its first ‘big box’ Ramshead circuit since the 1970s – and sells-out in hours. Will there be more big boxes on the way?
The firm’s extremely limited edition full-size reissue of the definitive ’70s fuzz circuit sold-out soon after its announcement
How the Electro-Harmonix Electric Mistress became the go-to flanger for David Gilmour and Andy Summers, and remained a pedalboard staple for nearly 50 years
Was it the world's first flanger? Who cares. What matters is that the EHX Flanger/Filter Matrix can legitimately claim to be the coolest, and contributed to some classic recordings
Electro-Harmonix Pico Platform Compressor/Limiter review – small, affordable and makes you sound better
This new launch from EHX is now one of the mini compressor pedals to beat
Electro-Harmonix Nano Metal Muff review – a surprisingly versatile distortion pedal that does more than just metal
A small but mighty fuzzstortion for all your metal needs, but this has an appeal beyond the denim and leather cohort
Electro-Harmonix Nano Pulsar review – a flexible, if not entirely up-to-the-minute, tremolo pedal
The Nano range offers classic EHX tones in a more compact format, but this downsized version of the Pulsar tremolo manages to add more controls to the format
Electro-Harmonix Nano Q-Tron review – John Mayer’s fave filter, now pedalboard-friendly
EHX has been doing some Nano-sizing of its most popular pedal designs and has duly shrunk the Q-Tron envelope filter – but is it still a big deal for your sound?
