Top 10 best-selling Multi-Effects Pedals

The Valeton GP-50 is a stompbox-sized multi-effects processor designed to offer an optimal balance between sound quality, functionality and portability.

The Mooer GE-100 pedal comes loaded with 66 effects, 23 drive types and 7 amplifier simulations. Play around with drum rhythms, a looper, tap-tempo function, and every flavour of guitar effect out there.

Built for the stage, the Valeton GP-200 multi-effects unit serves up an overwhelming array of renowned guitar amp emulations, cabinet simulations and effects.

Mooer have added the compact and affordable GE 150 multi-effects pedal to their popular GE Series pedals and it's home to a wealth of effect, amp and IR sound combinations.

With the H90 Harmonizer, Eventide give guitarists the opportunity to kit themselves out with an exceptionally potent multi-effects pedal loaded with an intuitive interface and every input and output needed to guarantee seamless live or studio rig integration.

The Hotone Ampero II Stomp is more than just an upgraded version of its predecessor. This hefty stompbox offers excellent sound quality alongside ultra-smooth of ease.

A more stripped-back take on the GX-100, the Boss GX-10 Multi-Effects Processor runs on the same DSP engine and brings just as much power.

Like a breath of fresh air in a world of increasingly complex multi-effects units, the Boss ME-90 unit supplies guitarists with a clean, tactile and intuitive effects-based cockpit.

Ran out of pedalboard room? BOSS present the GX-100: a highly-advanced multi-effects pedal in single-unit form fleshed out with no less than 23 amplifiers and 150 effects.

With the HX Stomp XL, Line 6 fill up the void between the compact HX Stomp and the Helix LT. That means this multi-effects pedal comes packed with eight footswitches, stereo I/O, and the superb audio quality that Line 6 is known for.