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Have you ever dreamt of a pedal with Dr. Phil\u2019s face on it? Maybe you\u2019d enjoy a Fuzztin Bieber or a Splitney Spears? Well, look no further than this bizarre lineup of stompboxes from Celebrity Pedals that are straight out of a fever dream.<\/p>\n
Handmade and all-analogue, these pedals take inspiration from celebs and meme stars, and have incredibly great punny names and designs. Not just for laughs, these weird delights have been used by some pretty huge musicians who have played with artists like Beyonc\u00e9, John Mayer, Phoebe Bridgers, Miley Cyrus, and more.<\/p>\n
Rated five stars on Reverb no less, the Celebrity Pedals catalogue includes some real highlights, one being the Taylor Shift octave pedal, which is available in three variations. Also right at the top of its listing is the Millie Wah-bie Brown: a wah inspired by Stranger Things<\/em> star Millie Bobby Brown and her character Eleven, complete with glowing eyes.<\/p>\n This one is an envelope filter loosely based on the Mutron with an added volume knob to prevent the volume boost that sometimes occurs with old school envelope filters. It also has a low pass switch to keep the warmth and bass frequencies present, and a handy sensitivity control.<\/p>\n Some of these celeb names work just great \u2013 you can also get an Adam Driver (yep, an overdrive) or a Distorsean Paul distortion pedal, both of which are priced at \u00a3160 respectively. Most pedals are priced between \u00a3100-300, though there are some great deals across the Celebrity Pedals range.<\/p>\n The Djent Reznor \u2013 described as a combination of a BB Preamp and a Tube Screamer, with symmetrical and asymmetrical clipping switch \u2013 is now reduced to \u00a3150. You can also grab a Hocktave (based on the \u2018hawk tuah\u2019 meme) with 21 percent off, or a Splitney Spears II signal splitter for just \u00a389.<\/p>\n