Guitar Pedals with Pedalbuilders @ RIT
Pedalbuilders @ RIT would like to showcase our newest projects, including the design of custom guitar effects pedals. A guitar pedal is typically a small handheld device that sits between a guitar and an amplifier and can heavily alter the instrument’s tone. These devices can add many unique sound effects that shape the way a guitar is heard in music. Whether someone is a musician, an electronics expert, or curious about how music gear works, our exhibit will provide an engaging and hands-on way to explore where music meets engineering. Visitors may even recognize tones inspired by famous songs or artists. Have a favorite band or guitar riff? Stop by our exhibit to learn how creativity and electronics come together to shape the sound of modern music.
Topics
Exhibitor
Brendan Liegey
Preston Parsons
Katherine Fishbane
Alexander Ruffini
Quinn Donahue
Advisor(s)
Mark Indelicato
Organization
This exhibit will be brought to the Tiger Family by Pedalbuilders @ RIT
And a special thanks to Professor Garland and of course Professor Indelicato from ECET for believing in us
Thank you to all of our sponsors!






