There must be one for every purpose under the sun. Just imagine how much easier life could be!
Little Coloured Boxes
Guitarists love them, play them, collect them, and — more often than not — put all their hope in them
For anyone not familiar with the concept: A guitar effects pedal — sometimes called a stomp box, just a little disparagingly — is a sound processor that is placed on the floor in front of the guitarist. The guitar is connected, usually via cable, to the processor: You plug it into the input side. Then, you connect the output to even more pedals or to your guitar amp. These pedals are usually responsible for the unique sound of the electric guitar.
There should be one for everybody
What if we could solve everyday problems with just the turn of a few knobs and the press of a footswitch?
Being a devoted fan of effects pedals, I started inventing new, imaginary guitar pedals to put on t-shirts for musicians with a sense of humor, using AI to generate fictional posters and adverts for them. The concept soon spilled over from guitar playing into real life. Today, I firmly believe there is a pedal for every person on earth and every purpose under the sun.



















