Syrupy overdrive, tight-and-modern distortion and fluffy fuzz - the Electro Harmonix Pico Triboro Bridge can swing it all. This extremely compact, Pico-style stompbox is easily integrated into any pedalboard, even comes complete with a matching power supply, and lets you tweak the gain and volume of whichever effect you select to taste, whether you're playing the guitar or the bass. The Pico Triboro Bridge: Attack Decay Fuzz & Platform Compressor OverdriveThe Bass/Gate control sets the low-cut for the bass frequencies when you're running drive or distortion, or the noise-gate whenever you fire up the fuzz effect. The Treble/Tone pot, meanwhile, controls the low-pass filter for the fuzz, and the amount of trebles when you're playing with the overdrive or distortion. Also, you might recognise the built-in fuzz effect to be the legendary Attack Decay. The overdrive effect is EHX's stereo Platform Compressor.

A compact mash up between the ultra-popular Freeze and Superego stompboxes, the Electro Harmonix Deep Freeze Pico pedal does just a touch more than your average sustainer. Just like the standard edition of the Freeze, this model can sustain full chords and notes for days but, via some extra controls and switches, this EHX offering brings a few more options, including a variable footswitch that, by hitting the Mode switch at the top, can be flipped between latch, moment and auto.The EHX Pico Deep Freeze: Chilled Guitar SoundThe selected mode also dictates what the Speed/Layer control pot does. In latch mode, the pot determines how much of the sound you just 'froze' overlaps into the next sound you 'freeze'. In moment mode, it sets the fade in and fade out speeds, and in auto mode, it can be used to fade out the previous sustained sound after the following sound. The transition between sounds can be captured using the Gliss control pot, while the wet-to-dry balance is adjusted via the Dry pot, and the output volume is tweaked via the Effect pot. As a final treat, EHX have even thrown in a 9V power supply.