Electro Harmonix is an American company that designs and manufactures musical instruments such as guitar effects pedals, vacuum tubes, and other accessories.
Founded in 1968 in New York City by Mike Matthews and his then-girlfriend, the company originally produced Russian-made vacuum tubes.
By the mid-1970s, the company shifted its focus to designing and manufacturing guitar effects pedals.
Electro-Harmonix quickly became known for its unique, innovative designs and quality production.
The company has gone through several ownership changes over the years, but its reputation for producing high-quality and innovative products has remained strong.
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A classic distortion/fuzz pedal known for its thick, creamy sustain and distinctive tone.
A versatile analog delay pedal with tap tempo and expression pedal inputs.
A compact polyphonic octave generator that allows guitarists to create lush, layered sounds.
The original Big Muff Pi was made in the USA and has a slightly different circuit than the Russian Big Muff. The Russian version is known for having a slightly more aggressive tone.
Yes, Electro Harmonix pedals are known for their rugged construction and reliability.
Some Electro Harmonix pedals can be powered with a battery, but most require a power supply.
Most Electro Harmonix pedals are standard size (4.7 x 2.7 x 2.0 inches), but some are smaller or larger.
Most Electro Harmonix pedals can be powered with a standard 9V power supply, but some require a higher voltage or amperage.