Pedals & Effects

23 products from 10 brands, including Zoom, Darkglass Electronics, IK Multimedia. Prices from $32.95 to $774.95, including GST. 5 ship within 1-2 business days.

Pedals and effects shape guitar, bass, microphone or other instrument signals for practice, recording and live performance. Choose from compact pedals, multi-effects units, expression pedals and footswitches from Zoom, IK Multimedia, Darkglass Electronics and Eventide. This range suits players building a pedalboard, adding hands-free control or exploring amp modelling and several effects in one unit.

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About the Pedals & Effects range

Start with the effect or control you need. Single pedals suit one sound, while multi-effects units combine modelling, modulation, delay, reverb and other processing. Check whether the unit is designed for guitar, bass, microphone or general audio. Compare input and output types, mono or stereo operation, onboard footswitches, expression control, presets, tuner or looper functions, and whether it supports headphones, USB or direct recording. For a pedalboard, also check its power requirement, current draw, dimensions and available space before choosing a power supply or mounting position.

Match every connection before ordering. A footswitch or expression pedal is not automatically compatible with every effects unit, so check the product specifications for the required jack type, switching mode, polarity and supported functions. Expression pedals may use different wiring or resistance values. Confirm whether a pedal expects instrument level, microphone level or another signal type, and whether it needs an external adaptor or batteries. This category is organised into Footswitches and Pedals, with broader Pedals & Effects listings for multi-effects and related control equipment.

Pedals & Effects questions

Do guitar pedals work with bass?

Some guitar pedals work well with bass, but the result depends on the circuit and your setup. Check the product description for bass compatibility, low-frequency preservation and suitable input levels. Bass-specific effects and multi-effects units are designed to retain more of the instrument's fundamental tone.

Can I use any footswitch with a multi-effects pedal?

No. Footswitch connections and functions vary between products. Check the multi-effects unit's specifications for compatible external footswitches, required jack format, latching or momentary operation, polarity and assignable controls. An expression pedal input may not accept a standard footswitch, even when the connector looks similar.

What power supply do effects pedals need?

Power requirements vary by pedal. Check the stated voltage, polarity, connector size and current draw before connecting an adaptor. Digital multi-effects and modelling pedals can require more current than simple analogue pedals. Using the wrong supply can cause noise, malfunction or damage, so follow the product specifications.

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