The DigiTech Death Metal: the red X-Series pedal with the grim reaper on the front and more gain than anyone asked for. Full pedal artwork for players who like their distortion cartoonishly evil.Dual-layer tough case:...

The Casio SK-1: the 1985 toy keyboard with a built-in 8-bit sampler that ended up on records by Beck, Portishead, and a generation of circuit benders. Full-panel artwork of the little grey legend.Dual-layer tough case:...

The Boss HM-2 Heavy Metal: the black-and-orange 1983 distortion that Swedish death metal bands cranked to 'all knobs on ten' and turned into the buzzsaw sound of Entombed and Dismember. Full pedal artwork of the original...

The Boss DS-1 Distortion: the orange box that has sat on more pedalboards than any other pedal ever made, from Kurt Cobain to Steve Vai. Vintage-worn artwork of the original Japanese DS-1.Dual-layer tough case:...

91X, XETRA-FM out of Tijuana and San Diego: the border blaster that went alternative in 1983 and never looked back. Vintage bumper-sticker artwork for the North County faithful.Dual-layer tough case: impact-resistant...

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...