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Greenhouse Effects
Greenhouse Effects pedals are hand-built by Roy Zichri in Israel. Founded in 2004, Greenhouse Effects today boasts a range of innovative and great sounding guitar pedals topped off with eye-catching artwork.
Designed to "inspire creativity and help connect musicians to their instruments", Roy makes a point of adding plenty of features to all Greenhouse Effects pedals, such as the 3 gain stages and active EQ of the Outlier Overdrive, the modulation effects of the Deity Reverb, and the "Logos" mode of the Logos Chorus-Vibrato. Even the stripped-back Roots series pedals have surprising features, such as the two-channel design of the Roots Fuzz.
In 2011, Dweezil Zappa - an endorsed Greenhouse Effects artist - played one of Jimi Hendrix's Stratocasters on the Tonight Show with Alice Cooper using Greenhouse Effects pedals.
As well as creating a successful range of his own pedals, Roy has designed PCB layouts for the likes of Darkglass Electronics, JHS and Wren & Cuff.
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