Lauzon Music · Est. 1945
Electro-Harmonix
Electro-Harmonix pedals in Canada, from Ottawa. EHX has made effects since Mike Matthews founded the company in 1968. We keep Big Muffs, POGs, reverbs and loopers in stock, and test every one on our bench before it ships.
Electro-Harmonix buying guide and questions
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Buying guide
Electro-Harmonix pedals at Lauzon Music
What Electro-Harmonix is known for
Mike Matthews started Electro-Harmonix in 1968 with the LPB-1 Linear Power Booster and followed it with the Big Muff Pi in 1969. In 1976 came the Memory Man, which EHX describes as the first IC-based analog delay that could make discrete echoes, and in 2005 the POG, a polyphonic octave generator that works on chords as well as single notes. The range now runs past 150 pedals, from fuzz and delay to pitch shifting and synthesis.
The models we carry
What's in the shop changes week to week. See the EHX fuzzes, pitch and octave pedals and delays and loopers in stock.
- Big Muff Pi. Fuzz, distortion and sustain since 1969; we carry the Green Russian reissue and the Triangle Big Muff Pi
- POG2. The full-size polyphonic octave generator, from 18-string jangle to organ-style pads
- Micro POG and Nano POG. The same polyphonic octave generator in smaller boxes
- Pitch Fork. A polyphonic pitch shifter
- Oceans 11. Eleven reverb types in a compact pedal, plate, spring, shimmer and reverse among them
- 720 Stereo Looper. EHX's stereo looper
What an Electro-Harmonix costs
EHX pedals on our page run from about $84.20 to $600 today. The Nano pedals and the Big Muffs sit at the lower end, the POG2 and the Big Muff Pi Hardware Plugin at the top. EHX tubes and power adapters are on the same page for less.
Buying Electro-Harmonix from us
Every EHX pedal is tested on our bench and ships insured, free over $200 across Canada and the US, with no duty on US orders. If you're after an Electro-Harmonix pedal that isn't on this page, ask us in the chat.
Questions
Electro-Harmonix questions, answered
Who founded Electro-Harmonix?
Mike Matthews, in 1968. Its first product was the LPB-1 Linear Power Booster, and the Big Muff Pi followed a year later.
What does a POG do?
POG stands for Polyphonic Octave Generator. It adds octaves above and below what you play, and because it's polyphonic it tracks full chords, not only single notes. EHX makes it in three sizes: the POG2, the Micro POG and the Nano POG.
Which Big Muffs do you carry?
The Green Russian Big Muff Pi, EHX's reissue of that version in a mini enclosure, and the Triangle Big Muff Pi. Both are fuzz, distortion and sustain pedals from the line EHX started in 1969. Stock changes, so check the page or ask us in the chat for another version.
Does Electro-Harmonix make tubes too?
Yes. EHX has made vacuum tubes since 1998 for guitar and hi-fi amplifiers, and we carry some of them on this page alongside the pedals.
Do you ship Electro-Harmonix pedals to the US?
Yes. Every Electro-Harmonix pedal is tested on our bench and ships insured, free over $200 across Canada and the US, with no duty on US orders.
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