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EQD Pedals Discover the unique world of EarthQuaker Devices pedals: where creativity meets tone. Known for their eye-catching designs and innovative circuits, these pedals deliver everything from lush ambient textures to wild, experimental sounds. Whether you're building a versatile pedalboard or chasing something truly different, the brand offers inspiring tools for every guitarist. Who Is EarthQuaker Devices? EarthQuaker Devices is a boutique effects pedal company founded by Jamie Stillman in 2004. What began as a small basement project, where Stillman famously built dozens of fuzz circuits before getting it right, has grown into a globally respected brand with a reputation for creativity, quality, and originality. Today, EarthQuaker Devices operates out of a large facility in Akron, Ohio, producing pedals in-house while distributing to dozens of countries worldwide. Their commitment to craftsmanship and innovation has made them a staple on many Earthquaker Devices pedalboard setups, from ambient players to experimental musicians. You'll also find a wide range of EarthQuaker Devices artists using their gear, drawn to the brand's unique sounds and bold approach to pedal design. Whether on stage or in the studio, the brand continues to push the boundaries of what guitar effects can be. History of EarthQuaker Devices EarthQuaker Devices was founded in 2004 by Jamie Stillman in his basement in West Akron, Ohio. The company began as a personal experiment, with Stillman teaching himself electronics and refining circuits, famously building dozens of fuzz pedals before perfecting his design. As interest in his pedals grew, the brand steadily expanded beyond its DIY roots. Over the years, the brand evolved into a full-scale operation while maintaining its commitment to hand-built quality and original designs. By 2019, the company had grown to around 50 employees and moved into a 15,000-square-foot facility on Bowery Street in Akron, where all pedals are still manufactured.