Products from Thorn Soundlabs

THORN SOUNDLABS, established in 2021, is a Nashville-based designer of premium effects pedals. The company was born in the heart of 'Music City', where Nashville's rich musical heritage and creativity provided the perfect backdrop for a collective of engineers, seasoned touring musicians, industry veterans, and passionate tone enthusiasts to come together. United by a shared vision, they set out to redefine effects pedals, not by creating "just another overdrive pedal", but by crafting tools that inspire and shape sonic exploration. Thorn pedals are not just accessories, they are instruments in their own right. Each pedal delivers a dynamic, responsive and timeless sound. Each pedal is carefully crafted from the finest materials and components, underscoring an unwavering commitment to quality and sonic integrity. Excellence is not just the goal—it’s the standard. From initial design to final assembly, every detail is considered to meet the exacting standards of discerning musicians. Beyond the products, commitment to customer satisfaction drives everything THORN SOUNDLABS does. They don’t just serve customers; they build relationships, listen intently, and ensure that every interaction leaves you inspired and confident in your craft. THORN SOUNDLABS relentlessly pursues sonic perfection, providing musicians with effects pedals that deliver classic tones with unparalleled control and creativity. For THORN SOUNDLABS, sound is not just sound – it is art. The product range includes a variety of effects pedals, including compressor, tremolo, distortion, overdrive, fuzz and booster. Unique features include new damping and headroom controls. When it comes to analog distortion pedals, such as fuzz or overdrive, the power supply voltage plays a critical role in shaping your tone. THORN SOUNDLABS embraces 9-18V power options because higher voltage doesn’t just power your pedal. Higher voltage means more headroom, which translates to a cleaner and more dynamic signal before distortion kicks in. The increased headroom provides a broader tonal palette, responding more naturally to the playing dynamics and delivering a richer harmonic content and an overall more open and airy sound and reduces unwanted compression that can muddy your tone, especially when stacking effects.