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The business of Catalinbread Effects was launched around 2003 by Nicholas Harris in Oregon. As we understand, Nick got started with the development of the Super Chili Picoso Boost as the result of a request from someone.

Tragically, Nick Harris was killed March 9th, 2016 while driving his vehicle in a heavy windstorm. A tree was blown over onto Nick's car, killing him. Before his untimely death, we had corresponded with Nick a number of times. He was a generous soul. We won't be the only ones missing him. http://obits.oregonlive.com/obituaries/oregon/obituary.aspx?pid=178065841

Certainly, Catalinbread did not shut down, and is running today with the staff that Nick had built up. They continue to make inspired and inspiring pedals.

We don't have nor do we expect to curate a full list of all of Catalinbread's pedals. If people wish to join the wiki here and provide more pages, they are welcome. Currently, we only provide descriptions and guides on how to use the pedals we have available for rent. We do this so that when they are rented, there are easily accessible and thorough guides on how to use each and every pedal.

Here is the fullest list, that we're aware of, that catalogs all the pedals Catalinbread has developed and sold, including those no longer being produced:

http://www.effectsdatabase.com/model/catalinbread#list

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