Southland Harmonic Overdrive

We’ve all had those late nights, filled with loud music, questionable decisions, and the occasional run-in with a big, beastly monster that wants to rip our faces off…right? Well…this is that night, in pedal form. The Gorilla Warfare MKII is a pedal that we have had a ton of requests for over the years. (We even did a super limited run of this pedal a while back, with a different graphic, slightly tweaked circuit, and a different chip…that was then, this is now, and this…this is better.) I’ve been asked more times than I can count to do a “Greer Amps version of the RAT circuit…and do it right”…well…here it is. This is our angry, aggressive, larger-than-life and not-holding-back version of the old familiar circuit, complete with the good old LM308 chip.

Product Page

Demo by R.J. Ronquillo

Demo by Fuzzed Drones

Gorilla Warfare MKII

The very idea for the Lamplighter Optical Compressor is rooted in legendary tone and studio lore. The Lamplighter is the result of countless hours of tweaking, listening, and tweaking again. The idea is pretty simple—provide compression that doesn’t “step” on your tone like other compressors do, make it as transparent as possible, with a low noise floor, while allowing the effect to be present, and provide options that musicians the world over have asked for. This is Greer Amps’ answer to the question of wide-ranging, useable compression for all musicians. After listening to studio compressors for years, we’ve often wondered why we couldn’t find something to get the smooth and subtle compression that we hear in the studio, on a pedal board. Now we know that it can be done. Your new favorite compressor is here, and you’re going to love it.

Review by reddit /guitarpedals 

Review by The Gear Page

Review by Compressor Pedal Reviews

Demo by shnobel

Official Product Video

Lamplighter

The Greer Amps Black Mountain Crunch Drive hearkens back to the metal panel, EL34-powered British tube monsters — looming large and bringing new dimensions of vintage tone to guitarists (and bass players, too!). With plenty of gain and output on hand for any situation and a flexible tone control that lets you push the mids well into crunch zone, the Black Mountain packs a formidable punch.

Review by delicious audio

Review by guitar pedal X

Demo by Pedalboard of the Day

Black Mountain Crunch Drive

The Greer Amps Moonshot is our take on a true classic circuit. This pedal is inspired by vintage Germanium preamp circuits of days gone past. Featuring two controls, the Moonshot has a great tonal range, and can provide wonderful texture, when pushing the front end of an amplifier. The Treble/Mid control allows the player to set this pedal as a treble booster, or roll some extra low-end into the circuit, giving more midrange girth and grunt from the Germanium AC-128 transistor. The Master Volume control allows the user to push an amp into snarly overdrive. The Moonshot’s circuit features a voltage inverter, to run the transistor in proper, positive ground mode, while using a standard negative ground power supply.

Review by reddit /guitarpedals

Demo by  Ikebe Channel｜池部楽器店