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Old Blood Noise Endeavors
Not content with founding one leading boutique pedal brand in Walrus Audio, Brady Smith went on to found Old Blood Noise Endeavors with Seth McCarroll in 2014.
Since then, the Oklahoma-based company has built more than 20 different pedals. Old Blood Noise Endeavors is highly regarded, and there's a reason why: their pedals are innovative, look great, and sound even better!
