Looking for a sound? Fuzz · Booster · Drive · Compressor · Tremolo · EQ · Dual
As seen on Premier Guitar
“I used the Stubbs pedal to record our new album.”
In Premier Guitar’s Rig Rundown, Matt and GA-20 show the Súper Stubbs prototype we built for him, the one he used on the new record: our rite’67 fuzz on one side, a take on the clean booster he’s played since he was 18 on the other. That prototype became The Stubbs. Now it can be yours.
Earl Hooker spelled his name across his guitar, letter by letter. Matt Stubbs has STUBBS on his pickguard. Put yours on The Stubbs, in hand-applied aluminium letters. There is no other one like it.
Make it yoursEarl Hooker and his double‑neck, his name in hardware-store letters.
Handmade in Madrid
One by one.
Every pedal is soldered and wired by hand in our workshop, then finished by hand: silkscreened, and some hand-painted.
Shop all pedalsInside a Súper Bender MKII: hand-wired on a phenolic board.
Earl Hooker, Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B. King, T-Model Ford and Matt Stubbs: the tradition of putting your name on your guitar, and where the custom name plates on The Stubbs...
Earl Hooker, Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B. King, T-Model Ford and Matt Stubbs: the tradition of putting your name on your guitar, and where the custom name plates on The Stubbs...
Germanium vs Silicon fuzz — what really made the 60s tone legendary.From the accidental birth of fuzz on Marty Robbins’ Don’t Worry to why today’s best fuzz pedals recreate instability,...
Germanium vs Silicon fuzz — what really made the 60s tone legendary.From the accidental birth of fuzz on Marty Robbins’ Don’t Worry to why today’s best fuzz pedals recreate instability,...
