It happened — our Mosfi got featured on Stompbox Steals, and it was a wild one.
In his May 24th review, Paul L. Ewing dove into the Mosferatwo and didn’t hold back:

“The pedal can growl while having a pleasing airiness in the upper mids and highs.
The lows have a tearing grit that gives them excellent definition.
It’s the child of a Bogner Snorklor and a HiWatt DR103-in-a-box…
Easily 11 out of 10.
It is looking like a must-have!!!”

We’re stunned. And grateful.

Why This Matters — A Word About Paul

Paul L. Ewing isn’t just a reviewer — he’s a veteran guitarist with roots in the London prog-rock scene (Tallis), decades of hands-on gear experience, and deep connections in the boutique builder world.
He’s the mind behind Stompbox Steals, where he’s published over 3,600 no-nonsense pedal reviews since 2015. If it’s great, he’ll say it. If it’s garbage, he’ll say that louder.

So when someone like Paul says your pedal is a “must-have” and gives it an “11 out of 10”… that means something. Especially to a new brand just starting out.

“From Basel, Switzerland…”

Paul writes:

“From Basel, Switzerland come two basement dwelling builders Simone and Thomas — and a third, Pouchie Lou, that could be their dog. lol.”

(For the record: Pouchie Lou is very real and very proud.)

This kind of coverage is huge for us. We’ve been quietly building pedals with heart, soul, and way too much time spent on breadboards. To have a seasoned gear reviewer call the Mosferatwo a must-have and one of the standout boutique ODs on his radar…
That’s the kind of recognition that fuels the next 100 builds.

Mosferatwo Featured on Stompbox Steals

👉 Read the full feature on Stompbox Steals (May 24)

Big thanks to Paul for the kind words, clever metaphors, and unfiltered stoke.
We’ll take the 11/10 and wear it proudly.