Skreddy Pedals Demos, Reviews & Artist Features

Fond of Pink Floyd's warm and shimmering Echorec delay sound, Billy was last seen using his Skreddy Echo as a deliberately hyper-modulated effect along with running a phase shifter through its effects loop.

Co-founder and bassist of KISS — one of the most theatrically iconic rock bands on the planet — uses the Skreddy Echo as part of his bass solo show stopper.

Lead guitarist of Aerosmith, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, and one of rock's most recognisable riff machines. Perry travels with 200 pedals on the road — among them is a custom Big Muff that became the basis for Skreddy's "Pink Flesh" fuzz.

Rhythm guitarist of Aerosmith — the other half of one of classic rock's most enduring six-string partnerships. Over five decades of no-nonsense, powerful tone.

Blazing-fast fusion virtuoso who collaborated with Chick Corea, John McLaughlin, and Paco de Lucía. The Skreddy Echo features prominently on his touring pedalboard as one of his key tools.

Lead guitarist of Anthrax — one of the Big Four of thrash metal. A guitarist with serious credentials who appreciates Skreddy Pedals' dedication to tone.

Ever wonder what Skynyrd would've sounded like if they were from the Lone Star state instead of the swamp? Featured in his sparse pedalboard is the Skreddy Echo.

Avant-garde guitarist and composer known for his radical work on ECM Records and scores for major films. One of the most distinctive voices in experimental guitar.

Guitarist and producer whose collaborations include Brian Eno, Peter Gabriel, and Regina Spektor. A trusted voice in sophisticated, textured guitar playing.

Twin-lead pioneer and co-founder of Wishbone Ash — one of the most influential British rock bands of the 1970s and inventors of a harmonic guitar approach that shaped rock for decades.

In-demand touring and session guitarist whose extensive credits include Sting, Beck, Frank Black, and Todd Rundgren. A world-class player who relies on Skreddy Pedals for world-class tones.

Singer-songwriter, producer, and Roger Waters' touring guitarist — bringing Pink Floyd-inspired tones to stadium audiences worldwide while building a stellar solo catalog.