Five Boss classics in one piece: the DS-1 Distortion, HM-2 Heavy Metal, RE-201 Space Echo, BD-2 Blues Driver, and DM-2 Delay. A wall of orange, black, blue, and pink for the pedal collector who has at least three of these on...

The Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer: the 1980 drum machine behind hip-hop, electro, house, and techno, from Planet Rock to 808s & Heartbreak. Full front-panel artwork with the orange-red-yellow-white step buttons every...

The Roland TB-303 Bass Line: the little silver box that invented acid house. The squelch, the slide, the accent. Front-panel artwork of the 1982 original for anyone who has ever twisted a cutoff knob at 3 a.m.Dual-layer...

KMET 94.7, The Mighty Met: the Los Angeles FM rock station that soundtracked Southern California from 1968 to 1987, with Dr. Demento, Jim Ladd, and a bumper sticker on every car in the valley. Classic blue-and-gold logo...

The Electro-Harmonix Electric Mistress: the big-box flanger behind the swirl on Siamese Dream and the jet-engine sweep of a hundred post-punk records. Vintage pedal artwork for players who like their guitars to sound like...

The Dallas Rangemaster: the 1965 germanium treble booster that gave Tony Iommi, Brian May, and Rory Gallagher their bite. Front-panel artwork of the grey box that lived on top of the amp, not on the floor.Dual-layer tough...

The Boss MT-2 Metal Zone: the most argued-about distortion pedal ever made, and a rite of passage for every metal guitarist since 1991. Full pedal artwork, orange on black, with the three-band EQ that started a thousand...

The Boss DM-2 Delay: the warm, dark, bucket-brigade analog delay from 1981 that players still pay a fortune for. Full pedal artwork in that unmistakable pink, for guitarists who like their repeats a little murky.Dual-layer...