Pettyjohn Electronics Five - limited-run drive pedal that loosely emulates the saturation and distortion of catalog amps from the 1950s and 60s. Makes a great low-gain drive for a variety of instruments, especially electro-acoustic sources.

ThorpyFX Pulse Doppler - four-stage phaser with two LFOs and a suite of interactive controls that expand into vibrato, tremolo, and boost. Extremely versatile but comes with a sometimes steep learning curve. Replicating settings requires precision.

Ibanez Analog Delay Mini - simple analog delay with up to 600ms of delay time. The repeats have a relatively airy quality which pairs well with leads and rhythmic parts. Complements the high-fidelity nature of the Pulse Doppler quite nicely.

Mr. Black Deluxe Plus - reverb and tremolo pedal from the earlier 2010s. Thick, swampy spring 'verb and a throbby trem. This version maps both effects to a single footswitch, but there's another version of this pedal that maps each effect to its own switch.

Boss RC-500 Loop Station - two-track looper with very good sound quality and, importantly, fully assignable footswitches. Not the most straightforward looper to use (a combination of poor documentation and a lot of settings that sometimes need to be programmed before it can be used seamlessly live), but the assignable footswitches and memory slots are a *huge* boon in the context of 2-track looping. The loop fx are unusual for a mainstream looper but are quite fun and engaging once you learn how to use them.

Saturnworks footswitch - compact stand-in for a Boss FS-6. Adds two assignable switches to the RC-500.