weirdest and less common pedals you've heard

[Spatial]

and lets not forget every single moogerfooger..

I Use the MF-103, can get anything from subtle phasing, to full on alien abduction sounds. Its definitely one of the most interesting pedals I've ever used(especially if you use at least one expression pedal with it or run a delay with it)

 

[kevteop]

I suppose my Bugbrand Bugcrusher is my weirdest and least-common pedal. Surprisingly useful on bass though, for those moments when you don't think your sound has enough stupid. Great for adding stupid.

 

[bearhart74]

Subdecay Octasynth

 

[Captain Jazz]

The Digitech XP-300 Space Station has a lot of strange, but awesome settings. Synths, Reverse Delay, alien noises, and so on.

 

[FilterFunk]

Pefftronics Super Rand-O-Matic:

 

[SirMjac28]

These are some of my obscure pedals:

Fix My Duck Buffer/Boost pedal
Lights On the Way Out Tube Preamp
Siegmund Missing Link
Boom Stick Bottom feeder
Schumann Electronics The Lion Pedal

 

[eddododo]

My own designed 'stepping' filter is pretty obscure

 

[insomniac2295]

The MidFi Clairi(not) is pretty ridic. Actually all of MidFi's stuff is

 

[JBNeedsBeer]

I suppose my Bugbrand Bugcrusher is my weirdest and least-common pedal. Surprisingly useful on bass though, for those moments when you don't think your sound has enough stupid. Great for adding stupid.

This might be the greatest description of a pedal ever.

 

[Insouciance]

Loud Button ***...woah.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXLQ4uvifog

 

[MrPierre]

The mid-fi Glitch Computer really nails those "everything is broken" tones (with ridiculous amount of fuzz as a bonus).

The Dwarfcraft Device Pitchgrinder quand also produce some really surprising sound.