To celebrate 50 years since its creation, the British Pedal Company (BPC) PEPBOX is a meticulous replica of the original unit designed by Pepe Rush for WEM around 1965. This iconic pedal holds a special place in music history as it was famously used by John Lennon at Abbey Road Studios during the Revolver sessions. The PEPBOX can be seen in many photographs from that era, solidifying its status as a legendary piece of gear.
A Faithful Recreation of the Original
The BPC PEPBOX faithfully replicates the original design, featuring 2 Germanium ACY41 transistors just like the vintage unit. The pedal is housed in a sturdy metal enclosure with an engraved logo and control panels, staying true to the aesthetic of the original.
Features of the BPC PEPBOX
2 Germanium ACY41 Transistors
Metal enclosure with engraved logo
Effect control (acts as gain)
Level control for overall volume
As used by John Lennon during the Revolver sessions
This limited-edition replica brings the legendary tones of the PEPBOX back to life, allowing modern players to experience the same sounds that helped shape some of the most iconic recordings of the 1960s.
