Here’s a story we never thought we’d get to tell.

Back when RhPf Electronics was nothing more than a drawer full of hand-drawn schematics and breadboards, we spent way too many hours on PedalBoardPlanner.com. Plotting dream rigs. Arranging imaginary chains. Swapping fuzzes in and out of fantasy boards we couldn’t afford.

That’s why this news hits different:
Our pedals are now officially part of PedalBoard Planner.
From fuzz to tremolo, clean boost to doom machine — every RhPf pedal is now available to drag, drop, and build with, right alongside your other favorite gear.

Why It Matters

To some, it’s a simple visualizer.
To us, it was a gateway to creativity.

We remember the early days, sketching out imaginary rigs with a virtual Big Muff and a spacey delay, wondering what if one day our pedals were in there too? That idea felt absurd — like dreaming of being added to a museum before you’ve built your first prototype.

Fast forward to today. Now our designs — the Mosferatwo, Capharnaüm, Moschops, Basilisk, Twin Peaks Eiger–Mönch, and more — can be placed on pedalboards all around the world. Virtually, for now. But hopefully for real, soon after.

It’s a pinch-me moment, and one we owe to every single person who’s supported us — whether you’re a player, builder, artist, or just someone who digs what we’re trying to do.

A Tool We’ve Loved Since Day One

PedalBoard Planner launched back in 2009, created by the minds behind Pedaltrain. It was a clever solution to a classic problem: How do I know everything will fit on my board before I start buying Velcro? What started as a functional space planning tool has become one of the most fun, creative, and inspiring playgrounds for guitarists of all kinds.

Today, it features hundreds of real pedal models from major brands and boutique builders alike — now including RhPf Electronics. Whether you’re stacking overdrives, fine-tuning your signal flow, or just visualizing your next GAS-fueled upgrade, it’s the perfect space to experiment and explore.

And if just one person out there places a virtual Mosferatwo or Tri-Hormonic Phalanx next to their go-to drive or delay? We’re honored to be part of that dream.

Try It Out

Want to build your own virtual pedalboard with RhPf gear? It’s free, browser-based, and surprisingly addictive:

👉 Plan your board now on PedalBoardPlanner.com

Big thanks to the PedalBoard Planner team for including us. This may be a small digital update in the grand scheme of things, but for us? It’s huge.

Because the only thing cooler than building pedals… is seeing someone dream with them.