About Walrus Audio

Walrus Audio is Oklahoma City’s gift to players who want pedals that look like art and sound like a record. Reverb that inhales before the note, chorus that swims, distortion that turns a riff into weather — this is the lineup you reach for when the dry signal is not enough. Read why so many boards lean this way in Why Walrus Audio is taking over pedalboards.

How to Choose

• Space and wash: stereo halls and dream textures. The Mako R1 or the Slö.
• Movement: analog swirl or a full modulation machine. The Mako M1, Julianna, or the Julia V2.
• Gain and chaos: drive, fuzz, or a wall of distortion-plus-reverb. The Melee or a Fundamental Drive.
• Amp in a box: the ACS1 if you want Fender/Marshall/Vox feel at the end of a silent board.

Where Most Players Start

• MAKO ACS1 — amp and cab in a pedal, the sound of a room without the volume war.
• MAKO R1 — stereo reverb that fills both speakers like a choir.
• MAKO M1 — chorus, phaser, tremolo, rotary, and more in one brain.
• Melee — distortion and reverb on a joystick, for riffs that should not stay polite.
• Julianna — stereo analog chorus/vibrato that makes chords breathe.
• Slö — Rise, Sustain, and Dream for players who live in wash.
• Julia V2 — the analog chorus that still makes people grin on a clean chord.

The grid below is the Walrus Audio we have for you to play.