20+ years 

in the making

JAM pedals began in 2005, when guitarist Jannis Anastasakis started building pedals in Athens. Today, we’re a team of builders, artists, and musicians, each bringing our own skills and ideas to the pedals we make.

Every pedal is built and painted by hand in our Athens workshop. Its sound and its artwork reflect the people behind it.

DESIGNED TO KEEP YOU PLAYING

We design our pedals around the experience of playing: how they respond, how the controls work together, and how easily you can find a sound you connect with.

The analog sounds we love are a starting point. We keep exploring what else the circuits can do, giving you plenty to discover when you plug in.

Handmade. Hand-painted. Always human.

We work with through-hole components and assemble our pedals by hand. Our artists paint each enclosure, giving every pedal its own finishing touches.

It’s a way of working that keeps the people behind JAM present in everything we make.

PEDALS YOU KEEP COMING BACK TO

A favourite pedal becomes part of how you play. You know how it responds, where to set the controls, and when to step on it.

That’s the place we want our pedals to earn in your setup.

Played by the Pros

It means a lot when musicians we admire choose to make our pedals part of their sound.

Slash, Nile Rodgers, John Scofield, Steve Lukather, Nels Cline, Mick Thomson, Stu Mackenzie, and many more.

Artist

Steve Lukather (TOTO)

“I love the sweep of the Wahcko+, very vocal like and sweet! What a fantastic wah!”

Artist

John Scofield

"I like the Waterfall pedal and use it a lot now. It does what my old chorus did and some cool new stuff that I've never heard before!"

Artist

Nile Rodgers (CHIC)

"The Wahcko is the dopest, coolest and most amazing wah pedal I've ever worked!"

Artist

Richie Sambora (Bon Jovi)

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Artist

Bill Frisell

“The Delay Llama+…great! So cool to actually have a “real” analog delay…where it does some more unexpected..out of control things….This is cool !”

JAM ETHOS

WE FOLLOW OUR EARS.

We bring our ideas to the workbench and spend time listening, playing, and seeing where they lead.

Then the pedals leave our workshop. Hearing them become part of someone else’s music is what makes the whole thing worthwhile.