Effects Pedal

An effects pedal, also known as an effects unit or effects processor, is an electronic device that modifies the sound of a musical instrument or other audio source. Common effects include distortion, overdrive, dynamic effects, filters, modulation effects, pitch effects, and time effects. Most modern effects pedals use solid-state electronics or digital signal processors, while some older effects use mechanical components or vacuum tubes. According to [[wikidata|Wikidata]], the effects pedal is an instance of an audio effects unit and a subclass of audio effects unit and pedal, with a Wikidata ID of Q11303163.