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Throbak Electronics guitar effects pedals offers the Stone Bender MKII Pro stompbox, a faithful tonal reproduction of the fabled 3 germanium Sola Sound Tone Bender MKii Professional used by Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck.

The redesigned Memory Lane captures the lush warmth of classic analog delays with the clarity, control, and reliability of modern digital design. Whether you’re chasing subtle slapback, pulsing rhythmic echoes, or expansive ambient textures, Memory Lane delivers beautifully voiced repeats that sit effortlessly behind your playing.

At its core lies Diamond’s digital Bucket Brigade Delay (dBBD) architecture, a unique system that blends analog companding, precision filtering, and a custom-voiced delay line. The result is unmistakably musical, dimensional sound with up to 2.4 seconds of delay time.

With industrial-grade converters mated to warm and dynamic analog circuitry, and built-in protection against polarity and over-voltage mistakes, the Memory Lane isn’t just versatile—it’s road-ready.

From lush ambience to rhythmic drive, the Diamond Memory Lane is more than just a delay pedal. It’s the next chapter in a legendary story of time, tone, and inspiration.

Four Inspiring Modes:

• MLjr Mode – Classic fixed-rate delay with silent tempo changes, true to the Memory Lane Jr.
• Vintage Mode – Warm, saturated repeats that capture the soul of vintage analog delays.
• Galloping 2-Head – A rhythmic, dual-head pattern inspired by the Counterpoint delay.
• Ambient 3-Head – Expansive, cascading repeats perfect for layered soundscapes.

Each mode responds like a living instrument, with the compander adding smooth compression, anti-aliasing filters enhancing warmth, and the analog feedback path highlighting harmonic richness.

Tap Tempo, Subdivisions & Doubler Stay perfectly in time with tap tempo and three intuitive subdivisions:

• Quarter note (green LED)
• Dotted eighth note (yellow LED)
• Half note (red LED)

Engage the Doubler function by holding the Tap Tempo footswitch to seamlessly double your delay time. For even more flexibility, the Doubler can be set to momentary or latching operation, letting you decide whether it’s a quick burst of energy or a locked-in groove.

Designed for Real-World Use

Powered by a modern STM32 ARM Cortex processor, the new Memory Lane offers improved headroom, a lower noise floor, and extended delay range—all in a compact, pedalboard-friendly format. With top-mounted jacks, buffered bypass with trails, and flexible 9–15V DC operation (with over-voltage protection), it’s built for years of dependable use on stage or in the studio.

Mizuki Blue is a dual-JFET overdrive pedal designed to replicate the feel and dynamics of two cascading tube gain stages. JFET transistors were created to emulate the warm, responsive character of tubes in a solid-state format, and Mizuki Blue puts them to work—one stage driving the other into rich, chewy overdrive. From fat vintage grunt to a clear, musical boost, this circuit covers a wide tonal spectrum. The simple three-knob layout makes it easy to dial in tones for everything from jazz and country to classic and hard rock. It stacks beautifully with other drives, adding depth, complexity, and harmonic richness to your sound.

Mizuki Blue isn’t just another gain stage—it’s a tone-shaping weapon. Kick it in front of your favorite drive for searing saturation, drop it behind for a powerful boost, or let it stand alone into your amp for raw grit and rich texture. We’ve even pushed it straight into recording interfaces to capture wild, blown-out character and fuzz-like tones that cut through any mix.

Mizuki Blue runs off of a standard 9 volt power supply with a negative center pin, and can be ran up to 18 volts for more headroom and output volume.

***Mizuki Blue has trim pots inside, they set the bias of the JFETs they should NOT be adjusted, as doing so will cause the pedal to cease working or function improperly. You have been warned.

The MINI EGO 76 is a tribute from Brian Wampler to the iconic studio compressor that has shaped the fabric of music for decades – the legendary 1176 Peak Limiter. This compressor pedal takes you on a journey into the soul of timeless studio sounds. The EGO 76 transcends the conventional role of a pedal compressor, moving beyond merely squishing your signal to significantly enriching your tone. Fueled by FET-based (field-effect transistor) technology, Wampler gave the MINI EGO 76 studio-ready Attack and Release controls and a Parallel Clean Blend knob. Each carefully designed element encapsulates the spirit of the iconic 1176 and brings a touch of that magic to your pedalboard. The net result is that the MINI EGO 76 is a sonic experience from the heart of iconic studio recording history. With its roots in the 1176’s legacy, once you plug the MINI EGO 76 in, you may find it difficult to turn it off. It will become an integral part of your musical expression and a direct connection to the timeless magic of the 1176 Peak Limiter. Now available in miniature format - perfect for an “always-on” pedal and a stage-worthy board!

The MINI EGO 76 is a tribute from Brian Wampler to the iconic studio compressor that has shaped the fabric of music for decades – the legendary 1176 Peak Limiter. This compressor pedal takes you on a journey into the soul of timeless studio sounds. The EGO 76 transcends the conventional role of a pedal compressor, moving beyond merely squishing your signal to significantly enriching your tone. Fueled by FET-based (field-effect transistor) technology, Wampler gave the MINI EGO 76 studio-ready Attack and Release controls and a Parallel Clean Blend knob. Each carefully designed element encapsulates the spirit of the iconic 1176 and brings a touch of that magic to your pedalboard.

The net result is that the MINI EGO 76 is a sonic experience from the heart of iconic studio recording history. With its roots in the 1176’s legacy, once you plug the MINI EGO 76 in, you may find it difficult to turn it off. It will become an integral part of your musical expression and a direct connection to the timeless magic of the 1176 Peak Limiter.

Now available in miniature format - perfect for an “always-on” pedal and a stage-worthy board!

The MINI EGO 76 is a tribute from Brian Wampler to the iconic studio compressor that has shaped the fabric of music for decades – the legendary 1176 Peak Limiter. This compressor pedal takes you on a journey into the soul of timeless studio sounds. The EGO 76 transcends the conventional role of a pedal compressor, moving beyond merely squishing your signal to significantly enriching your tone. Fueled by FET-based (field-effect transistor) technology, Wampler gave the MINI EGO 76 studio-ready Attack and Release controls and a Parallel Clean Blend knob. Each carefully designed element encapsulates the spirit of the iconic 1176 and brings a touch of that magic to your pedalboard. The net result is that the MINI EGO 76 is a sonic experience from the heart of iconic studio recording history. With its roots in the 1176’s legacy, once you plug the MINI EGO 76 in, you may find it difficult to turn it off. It will become an integral part of your musical expression and a direct connection to the timeless magic of the 1176 Peak Limiter. Now available in miniature format - perfect for an “always-on” pedal and a stage-worthy board!

Foxcatcher V2 takes the award-winning Bluesbreaker-style overdrive section found in V1 and expands upon it. Easily dial in your perfect overdrive tones with extra sculpting via the three gain modes and three shapes modes.

Features:

• Three different gain modes: Low, Med, and High
• Three levels of low-end control
• SMART Bypass w/ latching & momentary
• Fail-safe bypass operation
• 9-18V operation

Awaken The Dragon

“With the PRS SE Chleo, we set out to create the best affordable guitar that delivers a unique combination of effortless playability, outstanding craftsmanship, and versatile tonal range. It combines modern innovations with classic style, giving players the tools they need to create everything from classic tones to cutting edge new sounds. The SE Chleo proves that a world-class instrument doesn’t have to break the bank—it’s a guitar that brings high-end performance within reach for everyone.” – Herman Li, DragonForce

The PRS SE Chleo is the result of an intimate collaboration between PRS Guitars and award-winning guitar player Herman Li. Li, best known for his work as one of the lead guitar players in the power metal band DragonForce, is a demanding guitarist known for his fast and precise playing style. Based on the exclusive 2025 PRS Chleo Limited Edition, this SE signature model is a unique guitar in the PRS lineup designed with the modern metal guitarist in mind.

The PRS SE Chleo features a maple top and mahogany back with maple neck and ebony fretboard. The body features a sculpted carve that allows it to be very thin and very lightweight overall, so you can play longer and with more energy. The neck shape and neck joint were specially designed to be comfortable and fast. The neck is very thin front-to-back with a slightly taller playing surface and 20” fretboard radius, and the added high-modulus carbon fiber strength rods ensure a strong neck that promotes sustain. The fretboard features “Eclipse Dragon” inlays, and PRS’s trademark scoop has also been modified for ultimate access to the upper frets. All this plus a Floyd Rose locking tremolo mean you can dig in and play hard without sacrifice.

The PRS SE Chleo boasts the same signature pickups as the Limited Edition that preceded it. The Fishman Fluence Signature Series Omniforce Herman Li pickups feature copper-free layered PCB’s for consistency and no-hum tones. With three distinct voices and a versatile switching system, the guitar offers up to 13 unique tone combinations. From fat, aggressive rhythm tones to smooth, warm leads, soaring screams, and crystal-clear single-coil sounds, these pickups cover it all. The performance-friendly control layout makes it easy to switch between tones on the fly. Whether you’re using high-gain tube amps, modern amp modelers, or DAW plugins, the Chleo’s pickups are built to shine across any setup.

Push boundaries and forge your own ground with the PRS SE Chleo.

A legend, reborn.

Harby Centauri Mk-II further refines our original Centauri design, which is our take on the coveted Klon Centaur, pushing audio fidelity to new heights. Built with ultra low-noise thin-film resistors, Class 1 Japanese capacitors, and original vintage 1n34a germanium diodes, it delivers the Centaur’s iconic warmth and clarity without the $7,000 price tag. Housed in a precision-milled solid aluminum enclosure, it’s a studio-grade tool for true tone purists.

The legacy.

In 1994, Bill Finnegan made a legendary contribution to the guitar industry: the Klon Centaur overdrive stomp pedal. With a clear, well-articulated sound that’s free from synthetic, solid-state distortion and unnecessary heaviness, the Centaur became a favorite among guitarists everywhere, and its popularity hasn’t declined since.

Not everyone could get their hands on one, though. Finnegan only built ~8,000 units, and these days, they command prices in the neighborhood of $7,000. So naturally, many guitarists opened up Centaurs to study the circuit board schematics in order to copy them and build their own. For years, these guitarists were thwarted by a thick layer of black epoxy coating every Centaur circuit board. It wasn’t until 2009 that Martin Chittum finally managed to remove the resin from a Centaur and a schematic was revealed.

Like our fellow pedal junkies, we decided to recreate the Centaur to take up less space on your pedalboard without sacrificing the original’s clarity and sweetness. Using the original circuit board design and parts that Finnegan himself relied on, the Harby Centauri Mk-II can be used on any pedal board for a huge range of applications. Use it on its own to juice up your output, get a clean boost with the drive knob turned down, or combine it with fuzz and distortion pedals to add a slightly thicker character to their heavy grit. And with its buffered bypass, the Centauri Mk-II, like the original Klon Centaur, is never truly off—its mellow, clear tone can always be relied on in the studio and on-stage.

All that said, we’d never claim that the Centauri Mk-II is a perfect sonic match to any Klon. Finnegan himself said that the sound varied from Centaur to Centaur, due to the nature of the clipping diodes he used. We’ve simply attempted to replicate the Centaur’s quality and richness through a faithful reconstruction according to Finnegan’s specifications, and using original new-old-stock 1n34a germanium diodes. The results speak for themselves.

Specifications:

• Gold plated circuitry, electroless nickel immersion gold (ENIG). • High precision low-noise thin-film Japanese resistors. • Class 1 Japanese capacitors. • Genuine Texas Instruments TL072 op-amp. - Genuine Microchip Technology TC1044 charge pump that doubles the voltage internally to 18v. - Real, rare, and vintage 1n34a germanium clipping diodes with original forward voltage of 0.35v (±15%). - Buffered bypass with high quality soft-touch foot switch. - Top mounted genuine Neutrik 1/4” – 6.35mm input/output jacks. - Anodized enclosure and knobs milled from a solid block of aluminum. - White standby light. - Standard pedal center negative 2.1mm 9v DC power input. - Made in the United States of America using domestic and imported parts.

A legend, reborn.

Harby Centauri Mk-II further refines our original Centauri design, which is our take on the coveted Klon Centaur, pushing audio fidelity to new heights. Built with ultra low-noise thin-film resistors, Class 1 Japanese capacitors, and original vintage 1n34a germanium diodes, it delivers the Centaur’s iconic warmth and clarity without the $7,000 price tag. Housed in a precision-milled solid aluminum enclosure, it’s a studio-grade tool for true tone purists.

The legacy.

In 1994, Bill Finnegan made a legendary contribution to the guitar industry: the Klon Centaur overdrive stomp pedal. With a clear, well-articulated sound that’s free from synthetic, solid-state distortion and unnecessary heaviness, the Centaur became a favorite among guitarists everywhere, and its popularity hasn’t declined since.

Not everyone could get their hands on one, though. Finnegan only built ~8,000 units, and these days, they command prices in the neighborhood of $7,000. So naturally, many guitarists opened up Centaurs to study the circuit board schematics in order to copy them and build their own. For years, these guitarists were thwarted by a thick layer of black epoxy coating every Centaur circuit board. It wasn’t until 2009 that Martin Chittum finally managed to remove the resin from a Centaur and a schematic was revealed.

Like our fellow pedal junkies, we decided to recreate the Centaur to take up less space on your pedalboard without sacrificing the original’s clarity and sweetness. Using the original circuit board design and parts that Finnegan himself relied on, the Harby Centauri Mk-II can be used on any pedal board for a huge range of applications. Use it on its own to juice up your output, get a clean boost with the drive knob turned down, or combine it with fuzz and distortion pedals to add a slightly thicker character to their heavy grit. And with its buffered bypass, the Centauri Mk-II, like the original Klon Centaur, is never truly off—its mellow, clear tone can always be relied on in the studio and on-stage.

All that said, we’d never claim that the Centauri Mk-II is a perfect sonic match to any Klon. Finnegan himself said that the sound varied from Centaur to Centaur, due to the nature of the clipping diodes he used. We’ve simply attempted to replicate the Centaur’s quality and richness through a faithful reconstruction according to Finnegan’s specifications, and using original new-old-stock 1n34a germanium diodes. The results speak for themselves.

Specifications:

• Gold plated circuitry, electroless nickel immersion gold (ENIG).
• High precision low-noise thin-film Japanese resistors.
• Class 1 Japanese capacitors.
• Genuine Texas Instruments TL072 op-amp.
• Genuine Microchip Technology TC1044 charge pump that doubles the voltage internally to 18v.
• Real, rare, and vintage 1n34a germanium clipping diodes with original forward voltage of 0.35v (±15%).
• Buffered bypass with high quality soft-touch foot switch.
• Top mounted genuine Neutrik 1/4” – 6.35mm input/output jacks.
• Anodized enclosure and knobs milled from a solid block of aluminum.
• White standby light.
• Standard pedal center negative 2.1mm 9v DC power input.
• Made in the United States of America using domestic and imported parts.

A legend, reborn.

Harby Centauri Mk-II further refines our original Centauri design, which is our take on the coveted Klon Centaur, pushing audio fidelity to new heights. Built with ultra low-noise thin-film resistors, Class 1 Japanese capacitors, and original vintage 1n34a germanium diodes, it delivers the Centaur’s iconic warmth and clarity without the $7,000 price tag. Housed in a precision-milled solid aluminum enclosure, it’s a studio-grade tool for true tone purists.

The legacy.

In 1994, Bill Finnegan made a legendary contribution to the guitar industry: the Klon Centaur overdrive stomp pedal. With a clear, well-articulated sound that’s free from synthetic, solid-state distortion and unnecessary heaviness, the Centaur became a favorite among guitarists everywhere, and its popularity hasn’t declined since.

Not everyone could get their hands on one, though. Finnegan only built ~8,000 units, and these days, they command prices in the neighborhood of $7,000. So naturally, many guitarists opened up Centaurs to study the circuit board schematics in order to copy them and build their own. For years, these guitarists were thwarted by a thick layer of black epoxy coating every Centaur circuit board. It wasn’t until 2009 that Martin Chittum finally managed to remove the resin from a Centaur and a schematic was revealed.

Like our fellow pedal junkies, we decided to recreate the Centaur to take up less space on your pedalboard without sacrificing the original’s clarity and sweetness. Using the original circuit board design and parts that Finnegan himself relied on, the Harby Centauri Mk-II can be used on any pedal board for a huge range of applications. Use it on its own to juice up your output, get a clean boost with the drive knob turned down, or combine it with fuzz and distortion pedals to add a slightly thicker character to their heavy grit. And with its buffered bypass, the Centauri Mk-II, like the original Klon Centaur, is never truly off—its mellow, clear tone can always be relied on in the studio and on-stage.

All that said, we’d never claim that the Centauri Mk-II is a perfect sonic match to any Klon. Finnegan himself said that the sound varied from Centaur to Centaur, due to the nature of the clipping diodes he used. We’ve simply attempted to replicate the Centaur’s quality and richness through a faithful reconstruction according to Finnegan’s specifications, and using original new-old-stock 1n34a germanium diodes. The results speak for themselves.

Specifications:

• Gold plated circuitry, electroless nickel immersion gold (ENIG). • High precision low-noise thin-film Japanese resistors. • Class 1 Japanese capacitors. • Genuine Texas Instruments TL072 op-amp. • Genuine Microchip Technology TC1044 charge pump that doubles the voltage internally to 18v. • Real, rare, and vintage 1n34a germanium clipping diodes with original forward voltage of 0.35v (±15%). • Buffered bypass with high quality soft-touch foot switch. • Top mounted genuine Neutrik 1/4” – 6.35mm input/output jacks. • Anodized enclosure and knobs milled from a solid block of aluminum. • White standby light. • Standard pedal center negative 2.1mm 9v DC power input. • Made in the United States of America using domestic and imported parts.

A legend, reborn.

Harby Centauri Mk-II further refines our original Centauri design, which is our take on the coveted Klon Centaur, pushing audio fidelity to new heights. Built with ultra low-noise thin-film resistors, Class 1 Japanese capacitors, and original vintage 1n34a germanium diodes, it delivers the Centaur’s iconic warmth and clarity without the $7,000 price tag. Housed in a precision-milled solid aluminum enclosure, it’s a studio-grade tool for true tone purists.

The legacy.

In 1994, Bill Finnegan made a legendary contribution to the guitar industry: the Klon Centaur overdrive stomp pedal. With a clear, well-articulated sound that’s free from synthetic, solid-state distortion and unnecessary heaviness, the Centaur became a favorite among guitarists everywhere, and its popularity hasn’t declined since.

Not everyone could get their hands on one, though. Finnegan only built ~8,000 units, and these days, they command prices in the neighborhood of $7,000. So naturally, many guitarists opened up Centaurs to study the circuit board schematics in order to copy them and build their own. For years, these guitarists were thwarted by a thick layer of black epoxy coating every Centaur circuit board. It wasn’t until 2009 that Martin Chittum finally managed to remove the resin from a Centaur and a schematic was revealed.

Like our fellow pedal junkies, we decided to recreate the Centaur to take up less space on your pedalboard without sacrificing the original’s clarity and sweetness. Using the original circuit board design and parts that Finnegan himself relied on, the Harby Centauri Mk-II can be used on any pedal board for a huge range of applications. Use it on its own to juice up your output, get a clean boost with the drive knob turned down, or combine it with fuzz and distortion pedals to add a slightly thicker character to their heavy grit. And with its buffered bypass, the Centauri Mk-II, like the original Klon Centaur, is never truly off—its mellow, clear tone can always be relied on in the studio and on-stage.

All that said, we’d never claim that the Centauri Mk-II is a perfect sonic match to any Klon. Finnegan himself said that the sound varied from Centaur to Centaur, due to the nature of the clipping diodes he used. We’ve simply attempted to replicate the Centaur’s quality and richness through a faithful reconstruction according to Finnegan’s specifications, and using original new-old-stock 1n34a germanium diodes. The results speak for themselves.

Specifications:

• Gold plated circuitry, electroless nickel immersion gold (ENIG). • High precision low-noise thin-film Japanese resistors. • Class 1 Japanese capacitors. • Genuine Texas Instruments TL072 op-amp. - Genuine Microchip Technology TC1044 charge pump that doubles the voltage internally to 18v. - Real, rare, and vintage 1n34a germanium clipping diodes with original forward voltage of 0.35v (±15%). - Buffered bypass with high quality soft-touch foot switch. - Top mounted genuine Neutrik 1/4” – 6.35mm input/output jacks. - Anodized enclosure and knobs milled from a solid block of aluminum. - White standby light. - Standard pedal center negative 2.1mm 9v DC power input. - Made in the United States of America using domestic and imported parts.