Open Box Providence

Guitarists and bassists who like to explore every angle of their musical abilities tend to own their fair share of effects pedals. For many of these musicians, Providence is the brand they count on most and it's easy to see why when you jump into this catalog. Simply put, Providence specializes in an impressive variety of effects pedals to suit every style and budget. Whether you're an experimental indie artist who's searching for a new delay unit, a classic rocker on the prowl for stronger distortion or a bassist who wants to groove with more crunch, Providence has just the answer.

So what are you looking for? Obviously the right pedal for you will depend on your personal tastes - with that being said, every electric guitarist can benefit from owning an overdrive stompbox and the Stampede pedal is an absolute scorcher. Solidly built and easy to use, this pedal will provide you with a wide dynamic range without burying the internal characteristics of your guitar and amp. From thick and chunky rhythms to soaring leads, look no further than the Stampede overdrive pedal.

Chorus is another popular effect that a lot of guitarists incorporate into their performances. A chorus pedal works by splitting your guitar's signal; it then puts vibrato and delay on one half of that signal to create a multi-voiced effect. Sound appealing? If so, then you'll love the Anadime. Extremely versatile, this all-analog pedal boasts a 3-way MODE switch to deliver a moody, spacious sense of depth and thickness that's ideal for powerful riffs and sweeping chord progressions. Providence even offers a chorus pedal here for bassists; the Anadime Bass Chorus Pedal features Depth, Speed, HPF and Deep controls to shape a unique low-end attack.

And there are many other effects units here as well (you'll even come across exceptional power supply bars and multi-controllers). Whatever you choose from Providence, you can trust that it was built, tried and tested by a professional team of musicians and engineers who were involved from its initial development right through to its last stage. The simple truth is that when you plug into an amplifier, there's no end to the ways you can manipulate your instrument's tone. All you need is the right effects pedal to show you the way and that's exactly what Providence does best.