Tag: Mosrawr
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Guitar.com Names Mosrawr the Best Fuzz for Shoegaze
One of Ten New Dirt Pedals You Need in 2026 Guitar.com has included Mosrawr in its guide to ten new dirt pedals you need in 2026. The article does not gather fifty releases or build a long directory of recent pedals. It chooses only ten new overdrives, distortions, and fuzzes from across the 2025 pedal… Read more
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Guitar.com Rates Mosrawr 9/10
When a Review Gets the Point Guitar.com has just published a full review of the Mosrawr and rated it 9 out of 10. What stands out is not only the score, but how closely their words match the original idea behind the pedal. Right from the start, they describe Mosrawr as a fuzz that does… Read more
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RhPf Electronics Earns Quadruple Award Recognition in Guitar Pedal X Best of 2025
We are incredibly proud to share that three RhPf Electronics pedals have been named in the Guitar Pedal X Best of 2025. Mosferatwo and Tri-Hormonic Phalanx both earned their place in the 2025 Best New Boost and Overdrive Pedals of the Year. At the same time, Mo(s)ghoul was named in the 2025 Best New Distortion… Read more
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Mosrawr in the Doom Fuzz Trifecta
A Collaboration Built on Shared Curiosity Our relationship with Stefan Karlsson from Guitar Pedal X began in the earliest days of RhPf Electronics. When we first released the Mosferatwo, he explored it with remarkable depth. His review helped many players discover our work, and from that moment on we stayed in regular contact. We exchanged… Read more
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Behind the Scenes – Mosrawr – Part 3: How It Works
Building a Fuzz Around Movement Mosrawr isn’t just another wall-of-fuzz pedal. It was designed to feel alive, to move, shift, and react as you play. Instead of chasing raw volume or saturation alone, it focuses on how those elements evolve through the gain structure. Each stage shapes the texture differently, so the sound builds rather… Read more
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Behind the Scenes – Mosrawr – Part 2: The Sound
From Feral Texture to Sonic Avalanche When Silvio from Loopy Demos first tried the Mo(s)ghoul, he instantly locked onto the texture. That sticky, saturated fuzz that turns notes into a molten wall of sound. “The same texture,” he told us, “but with a more aggressive EQ would be awesome.” That single comment sparked what would… Read more
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Behind the Scenes – Mosrawr – Part 4: The Graphic Design
Candyland Chaos For the Mosrawr artwork, I wanted to capture that perfect contradiction: something wild and dangerous wrapped in something sweet and bright. The circuit itself sounds strong, distorted, and biting, so the visual had to mirror that raw intensity but also tease it with humor and color. The star of the design is my… Read more
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Behind the Scenes – Mosrawr – Part 1: The Name
A Roar from the Past Some names just appear out of nowhere, others growl their way into existence.Mosrawr was one of those. When Thomas first told me about the circuit, he described it as raw, heavy, and full of bite, the kind of distortion that doesn’t politely knock, it kicks the door in. I immediately… Read more