Manufacturers

Guitar Pedals from Dunable

Welcome to your ultimate guide to Dunable's guitar pedals. This catalog serves as your starting point to explore and compare all pedals crafted by Dunable. Designed for easy navigation, we hope you can quickly find detailed information on each pedal, including specifications, user reviews, and demo videos. Whether you're searching for the latest releases, seeking to expand your pedal collection, or exploring options for a specific sound, hopefully Stompbx can assist you in finding exactly what you need.

Distortion

Splatterblaster

The Splatterblaster by Dunable is an all-analog, dual fuzz and distortion pedal, capable of running two independent circuits in either parallel to one output or separately into two outputs. This unique design creates many routing possibilities that were previously not possible from just one pedal, and endless sounds, especially when combined with other effects. The option to blend a clean signal with either side makes it equally useful on guitar or bass. The "Splatter" side is based on a classic superfuzz circuit with an added boost, while the "Blast" side is an ornery distortion, not unlike a classic pedal heard on everything from classic shoegaze albums to Stockholm-based death metal to Pink Floyd guitar solos. The pedal features stereo outputs, a phase-reverse switch to flip the polarity of one circuit, and runs on standard 9-volt power supplies with no battery compartment. It is well made, with enclosure-mounted jacks and metal knobs, and is priced at $299. The Splatterblaster offers two classic fuzz circuits in one box, ferocious crunch tones, clever blending options, and is equally potent on guitar and bass.

Fuzz

Splatterblaster

The Splatterblaster by Dunable is an all-analog, dual fuzz and distortion pedal, capable of running two independent circuits in either parallel to one output or separately into two outputs. This unique design creates many routing possibilities that were previously not possible from just one pedal, and endless sounds, especially when combined with other effects. The option to blend a clean signal with either side makes it equally useful on guitar or bass. The "Splatter" side is based on a classic superfuzz circuit with an added boost, while the "Blast" side is an ornery distortion, not unlike a classic pedal heard on everything from classic shoegaze albums to Stockholm-based death metal to Pink Floyd guitar solos. The pedal features stereo outputs, a phase-reverse switch to flip the polarity of one circuit, and runs on standard 9-volt power supplies with no battery compartment. It is well made, with enclosure-mounted jacks and metal knobs, and is priced at $299. The Splatterblaster offers two classic fuzz circuits in one box, ferocious crunch tones, clever blending options, and is equally potent on guitar and bass.