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Chase Bliss, Zvex, Walrus and Way Huge announce exclusive pedals for Reverb’s The Pedal Movie

The Pedal Movie is due out “March or early April” 2021.

Way Huge Effect Pedal

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Chase Bliss Audio, Zvex, Walrus Audio and Way Huge have announced four exclusive pedals to tie in with Reverb.com’s upcoming feature film, The Pedal Movie.

Last November, Chase Bliss and Zvex announced the collaborative Bliss Factory stompbox, which put a spin on the latter brand’s popular Fuzz Factory pedal. However, when scalpers began flipping the pedal for over twice its original price shortly after its launch, Chase Bliss announced that it was “done” with limited-run pedals. Despite this, however, a second run of Bliss Factory pedals has now been announced, this time in a new black anodised look.

Chase Bliss Zvex Bliss Factory
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Walrus Audio’s exclusive pedal is the dual-drive, Warhorn / Ages, which combines two of the brand’s popular drive effects into a single device. The Warhorn side offers a transparent overdrive with both symmetrical and asymmetrical clipping options, while the Ages side has five different modes ranging from low-gain to high-gain.

In our 9/10 review of the Walrus Audio Ages, we called it “an engaging toolbox of quality filth from one of the most respected boutique pedal brands around”.

Walrus Audio Warhorn / Ages
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In Way Huge’s corner, the brand rehoused and renamed two of its dirt pedals: the Beer is the brand’s Saucy Box overdrive, while the Effect Pedal is the classic Swollen Pickle Fuzz. Although these boxes sport new looks, their internals have been left unchanged.

Way Huge Beer
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Launch dates for all four pedals have yet to be announced.

Meanwhile, the release date for The Pedal Movie is still up in the air. The feature was initially slated for a summer 2020 release, but was pushed back due to “unforeseen circumstances”.

A post from the movie’s Instagram page (from 12 February) revealed that the film has indeed been completed and is planned for a “March or early April” release.

In anticipation of the documentary, EarthQuaker Devices and Death By Audio in November 2020 teamed up on the Time Shadows, a chaotic pitch-shifting, fuzz and delay pedal.

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