• Naga Viper Booster Available Now!

    The Naga Viper is a booster in the grand old tradition of the Dallas Rangemaster "Treble-Booster". Our version of this famous circuit enhances the classic circuit with the addition of two extra controls - Range and Heat. The Range knob is a continuous control allows you to go from classic treble-boost to a full-range boost and anywhere in-between.  The Heat knob gives you control over the gain level, unlike the original which was fixed at maximum gain.

  • WIIO

    Sheer raw power. Dynamics that feel like a roundhouse kick to the chest. Incredibly responsive clean up with the flick of the wrist. The WIIO is an overdrive inspired by the powerfully unforgiving British amps from the ‘70s.

  • Belle Epoch

    Catalinbread's upcoming Echo pedal emulates one of the most famous tape echoes of all time. Do you know which one?

  • Catalinbread Custom Shop

    Turn your pedalboard into a true piece of art with a handpainted Catalinbread Custom shop pedal. Handpainted by artist Sharlet Thompson. Each pedal is a one of a kind, so get it before someone else does!

  • SFT

    Equally powerful on bass or guitar, the Catalinbread SFT heralds the big bottom tones of an Ampeg. Full and rich and clean when you brush lightly and some nice wooly edge when you dig in.

  • CB30

    Jangly, dynamic, responsive overdriven 30W tones out of any backline amp! The new CB30 from Catalinbread Mechanisms of Music! More Info Coming Soon...

  • Catalinbread Custom Shop

    Turn your pedalboard into a true piece of art with a handpainted Catalinbread Custom shop pedal. Handpainted by artist Sharlet Thompson. Each pedal is a one of a kind, so get it before someone else does!

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Support / FAQ

FAQ


Where are your pedals made?
- Right here in beautiful Portland, Oregon by a mostly caffeine-fueled staff of musicians, gear heads, and artists.

Are your pedals true bypass?
- Yes.

What can I use to power my pedal?
- Any good quality, regulated 9vDC power supply with a center-negative tip will do (Boss, Ibanez, Dunlop, OneSpot, etc). Some of our pedals can accept up to 18vDC and the same requirements apply for those supplies.

Can your pedals run any voltage between 9vDC and 18vDC?
- Yes; 12v, 15v, etc. You may not hear significant differences between say 9vDC and 12vDC, but a wider jump should be very noticeable.

What is your warranty? How do I register my pedal?
- Our terms and registration are found here: Catalinbread Warranty Registration

What is your return policy?
- We have a 7 day return policy. The pedal must be returned with all packaging and in immaculate as new condition and a copy of your receipt must accompany your return. Contact our customer support staff prior to attempting to return your pedal to obtain a returns code using our contact us page.

 

HALP! (AKA Troubleshooting)


If you’re having issues with your Catalinbread pedal, please take a moment to read through a few of these remedies to see if they can solve your problem. Of course if you want to talk with us directly, please don’t hesitate to fill out the Halp! Form on this page and we’ll be glad to help answer any questions you may have.


First – is the pedal being powered correctly? If you are using a battery, make sure it is a fresh alkaline like a Duracell or Energizer – these batteries provide the best performance in our pedals, and the dollar store carbon batteries are typically too long to fit in the casing anyway. If you are using a power supply, a regulated 9vDC/center-negative tipped adapter is specified for our products. A few of our pedals can be run at 18vDC and will say so right on the pedal – they also require a regulated center-negative tipped adapter.


If the power source and its related cabling has checked out fine and you’re still having issues, please check your patch cables if there are other effects being used. Try isolating the pedal to see if it is exhibiting the same problem by itself – if it is behaving normally when isolated, it is likely a cabling or power supply issue or perhaps a reaction to another pedal upstream in your effects chain.

If you continue to have a problem, please fill out the troubleshooting form and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. We’re here to help!

  

Halp! Form

Please fill out this form, and we'll get back to you with more info.

Contact info:

Name

Street Address

City

State

Country

Postal Code

E-mail

Phone (optional)

Pedal details:

Model, serial number

Purchasing dealer, date of purchase


Provide a detailed rundown of your rig:
From the pickups in your instrument to the cabling you use, power supplies, the order of your effects chain, and the amp or interface you are using.


Detailed description of problem:
Describe in detail the issue you are experiencing. If you can include video or audio clips or photos, they are most helpful. Describe the conditions in which this problem occurs (or when it DOESN’T occur) if it is an intermittent problem.


We will be in touch shortly to help you resolve your problem – we understand it is frustrating when things go wrong and we’ll do everything in our power to get you back to making music as soon as possible!

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