Harley Benton’s new MiniStomp range covers all your effects bases for less than £30 a pedal

Harley Benton has unveiled a new extensive range of affordable, compact effects units, dubbed the MiniStomp range. The pedals cover everything from classic distortion and overdrive circuits to more utilitarian units such as DI boxes.

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The full range of new effects from Harley Benton is as follows:

• The Sucker Punch, a high-gain metal distortion
• The Fast Lane, an old-school flanger effect inspired by the tones of the Electro-Harmonix Electric Mistress
• The Hot Mod, an 11-mode multi-effects pedal with a host of modulation options on board. These include: two choruses, two flangers, two phasers, a vibrato, uni-vibe, optical and standard tremolo and an analogue filter.
• The Spinner, a three-mode modulation pedal with phaser, vibrato and chorus sounds onboard.
• The MicroCAB, an 11-mode cabinet simulation pedal with a wide range of speaker and cab options.
• The Shaft, an auto-wah/envelope filter with three operation modes.
• The Magnum DI, a small DI box that offers an unbalanced quarter-inch out, a balanced XLR out, switchable cabinet simulation, +/- 20dB input gain and a ground lift switch.
• The Phone Home, a small headphone amplifier with a single volume control and both quarter- and eighth-inch ins and outs.
• The Deep, a five-band graphic equaliser voiced for bass guitars, with bands ranging from 62.5Hz to 4KHz.
• The Intersection, a small ABY box.
• The Troubadour, an acoustic simulator for electric guitars.
• The 5-band, a five-band EQ with bands ranging from 100Hz to 4KHz.
• The Green Tint, a TS-style overdrive with an added boost mode.
• The Silly Fuzz, a take on the classic silicon Fuzzface circuit.
• The Heat, an overdrive pedal based on the sound of a cranked tube amplifier.
• The Dealbreaker, a take on the classic Marshall bluesbreaker.
• The Drop Kick, a modern-voiced distortion pedal
• The Rodent, a take on the ProCo Rat with three variations on the circuit.
• The Dr D, a take on the overdrive sound of a Dumble amplifier.
• The Fuzzy Logic, a take on the classic germanium Fuzzface.
• The Plexicon, an overdrive based on the sounds of a 100-watt Marshall Plexi.
• The True Grit, a take on the sound of an old-school combo amp’s overdrive
• The Alien Signal, a bitcrusher with high- and low-pass filter modes.
• The Edgy, a digital delay pedal.
• The Copy Paste, a minimalist one-knob looper pedal.
• The Deep Blue, a digital reverb.

All of the MiniStomp pedals are true bypass, and list for under £30 except the Copy Paste, which lists for £41. Browse the range at thomann.de.