A brief history of the Wolftone pedals: in the early 2000’s, our friends Studio Electronics released two superb Todd Wolfgram designed effect pedals, the Wolftone HELIUM and Wolftone CHAOS. These pedals have since earned almost mythical status due to their intense distortions and unique sounds which were unlike anything else available as well as their rarity.

Todd worked closely with Malekko to update the original CHAOS without modifying any sonic aspect of this celebrated pedal. Now running on a ‘standard’ 9v neg tip adapter, the CHAOS is an all analog distortion pedal with many extremes. The Dimension and Hair switches combined with pickup selection and playing dynamics allow sweeping filter and ring modulation effects coupled with majestic octave and higher-overtones for an incredible sonic palette. This is a pedal with a glorious reputation and for good reason!

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Chaos

We worked with Colin Newman of Wire on this unique design and the colors are inspired by his Eastwood Signature Model electric guitar.

THICKEN has 2 selectable multi-tap delay modes plus a separate chorus, for three delay lines total. Spread determines the delay times, and increasing the spread exponentially widens the delay times. With the addition of Preamp, these controls result in mind-blowing, thicker sounds that any serious player needs.

Two modes of SPREAD time: Exponential and Random, selected by holding down the stomp at power connection. In Random mode, the SPREAD control adjusts between smooth and aggressive time transitions.

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Thicken

The Scrutator Sample Rate and Bit Reducer pedal rises from Malekko’s new and powerful DSP platform and is the ﬁrst of many radical pedals to come. External control over any combination of Rate, Bit, Filter, and Q controls (via expression pedal or control voltage), and a switchable 2 pole bandpass or lowpass ﬁlter allows for extreme creative possibilities.

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Scrutator

The E616 MKII’s specially voiced repeats allow a larger bandwidth to pass than most traditional analog delays. Turn the mix pot all the way up and the repeats will be slightly louder than unity with the dry signal. The regeneration pot will take you from a simple slapback to a nice gentle decay of a few repeats then all the way to taking off into outer space with just a turn of the pot! Engage the modulation button and the EKKO 616 MKII takes on a whole new personality, from subtle chorusing or beautiful vibrato to way WAY beyond. Choose between true bypass or buffered bypass. The EKKO 616 MKII’s revised buffer circuit is smooth and transparent, even with many pedals on your board. Tired of annoying volume drops? An internal trimpot (labeled “gain”) will allow you to set the EKKO 616 MKII’s level to your specific setup.

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Ekko 616

We are very happy to offer our new, freshly massaged Malekko “COMP” compressor pedal, now smoother, quieter, and more responsive then our well loved original version.

Featuring an NOS ca3080 IC, this is our take on the classic stompbox compressor in an unprecedented tiny enclosure at an affordable price.

Small, red and simple to use, this true bypass pedal has two control pots: level and sensitivity.

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