Manufacturers

Guitar Pedals from Reeves Electro

Welcome to your ultimate guide to Reeves Electro's guitar pedals. This catalog serves as your starting point to explore and compare all pedals crafted by Reeves Electro. 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.

Fuzz

BlackHatSound

The BlackHatSound by Reeves Electro is a vintage fuzz pedal that offers a unique and versatile tone. It is available in two variations, the BlackHatSound Deluxe (BHS-D) and the BlackHatSound - Vintage Fuzz with NOS Transistors and Bias Control. The BHS-D model is a wedge-style silicon fuzz pedal, while the Vintage Fuzz model features an added external bias control. The BHS-D model is a traditional two-transistor fuzz with controls for output, fuzz, bias, tone, and mids, providing infinite tones. It is equipped with a pair of ME 'BlackHat' transistors, one ME4003, and one MEC1016, surrounded by high-quality new stock resistors and capacitors, all mounted on NOS strip board. The pedal operates on a center-negative 9V DC power supply. The Vintage Fuzz model uses a matched pair of super rare vintage 'New Old Stock' ME4003 TO106 cased, 'Blackhat' transistors from the 1970s, creating a pedal that delivers a full, musical, and forceful tone. It features an external bias control that offers a smooth sweep and acts more like a contour or filter, with the ability to produce a range of tones from smooth and flowing to nasal and gated finishes. This model also includes a bass switch for thunderous bass and a tone control with enough mids to be heard in the mix without sounding muddy. Both models are hand-built in Northamptonshire, UK, and are finished to a high standard both inside and out. They are painted with traditional solvent-based paint, which will age and wear over time, giving them a unique character. The pedals are designed for use with electric guitars and are suitable for various musical styles, offering a wide range of tonal possibilities. The BHS-D model is priced at £450.00 GBP, while the Vintage Fuzz model is priced at £350.00 GBP.

Overdrive and Boost

BlackHatSound

The BlackHatSound by Reeves Electro is a vintage fuzz pedal that offers a unique and versatile tone. It is available in two variations, the BlackHatSound Deluxe (BHS-D) and the BlackHatSound - Vintage Fuzz with NOS Transistors and Bias Control. The BHS-D model is a wedge-style silicon fuzz pedal, while the Vintage Fuzz model features an added external bias control. The BHS-D model is a traditional two-transistor fuzz with controls for output, fuzz, bias, tone, and mids, providing infinite tones. It is equipped with a pair of ME 'BlackHat' transistors, one ME4003, and one MEC1016, surrounded by high-quality new stock resistors and capacitors, all mounted on NOS strip board. The pedal operates on a center-negative 9V DC power supply. The Vintage Fuzz model uses a matched pair of super rare vintage 'New Old Stock' ME4003 TO106 cased, 'Blackhat' transistors from the 1970s, creating a pedal that delivers a full, musical, and forceful tone. It features an external bias control that offers a smooth sweep and acts more like a contour or filter, with the ability to produce a range of tones from smooth and flowing to nasal and gated finishes. This model also includes a bass switch for thunderous bass and a tone control with enough mids to be heard in the mix without sounding muddy. Both models are hand-built in Northamptonshire, UK, and are finished to a high standard both inside and out. They are painted with traditional solvent-based paint, which will age and wear over time, giving them a unique character. The pedals are designed for use with electric guitars and are suitable for various musical styles, offering a wide range of tonal possibilities. The BHS-D model is priced at £450.00 GBP, while the Vintage Fuzz model is priced at £350.00 GBP.