What is the most popular Jam pedal?

The most popular effect in the Jam Pedals range is their Ripply Fall Chorus, Vibrato and Phaser pedal. Having one analog pedal that can do three classic modulation sounds is fantastic for most guitarists, especially when pedalboard retail space is at a premium.

Which artists play with Jam pedals?

A truly stunning range of artists endorse Jam Pedals. Richie Sambora, Graham Coxon and Dweezil Zappa all use them - even notorious tone merchant Paul Reed Smith of PRS Guitars uses a Ripple and a Waterfall!

Where are Jam Pedals from?

Jam Pedals are from Athens, Greece. Each of their pedals is hand-made, hand-painted and inspected there, ensuring a high quality across every pedal they make.

Jannis Anastasakis is the founder and owner of Jam Pedals. For over a decade now he has been releasing pedals to guitarists and bassists in search of excellent tone. These popular pedals include the Rattler Distortion, Delay Llama and the Ripply Fall.