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$249.00 CAD

The Revv G8 Noise Gate is the new simple, no-compromise solution for taking control of your equipment. Noise comes from so many places - the room you're in, your guitar, your amp, your pedals, othe...

Alesis

$369.00 CAD

The Strike Amp 8 electronic drum amp is your ideal practice companion. It has an 8-inch woofer and a built-in mixer. Want to invite friends to play? The Strike Amp 8 cuts out the mix so you don't ...

Fender

$1,379.99 CAD

The '68 Customs have become an extremely popular amp series for guitarists who love classic Fender tones as well as tonal modifications that resonate with today's players. At just 5 watts, the orig...

Alabama

$149.99 CAD

The Alabama ALM15E A-Style Acoustic Electric Mandolin with EQ is a very nice entry-level instrument with binding around the body, neck and headstock. This mandolin is a great addition to any music...

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KEELY / COMPRESSOR-MINI / Compression pedal

Keeley

$159.20 CAD

~~$199.00 CAD~~

The next generation of Keeley Compression The next generation of compression is finally here! The Keeley Compressor Mini is designed to make the magic of compression simple and easy to use. Feat...

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Wampler

$165.74 CAD

~~$194.99 CAD~~

If you're looking for a single pedal solution with multiple degrees of gain, from mild overdrive to overdriven fuzz sounds, then you'll surely love the Ratsbane. The Ratsbane is based on a true ben...

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Wampler

$297.49 CAD

~~$349.99 CAD~~

In fact, thanks to the way it produced sounds similar to the famous Nobel ODR-S with more control to fine-tune its tone, the first Wampler pedal Brad fell in love with was the since-discontinued U...

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Wampler

$174.24 CAD

~~$204.99 CAD~~

First there was the Plexi-Drive. Then there was the Plexi-Drive Deluxe. Now, Wampler Pedals brings you the all-new Plexi-Drive Mini. Brian managed to cram an improved version of the original Plexi-...

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Wampler

$220.99 CAD

~~$259.99 CAD~~

The search for the perfect fuzz can be an exercise in frustration. On the one hand, there's always the desire to emulate classic vintage-inspired tones like the Rock Gods before us. They used what ...

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