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It's here! The Lucas Haneman / Trevor May pedal collaboration of the ages! Trevor (of Mayfly Audio) and Lucas (of the LH Express) worked on this for over a year. The results speak for themselves - a very touch-responsive tone making machine with a load of different colours. Both Lucas and Trevor are using it exclusively and loving it. Get yours at your local Mayfly dealer.

We are very pleased to announce that the HUB: Music & Art have become our latest dealer! The HUB have been supporting the Smiths Falls Ontario music and arts scene for years. They are very kind and knowledgeable, a true small town Mom and Pop music store. They also carry our full line of pedals! See them here:

https://www.thehubmusicart.com

I gotta tell ya, this was a hard one. Over a year and a half in the making, with over a dozen different prototypes, many listening and playing hours, and many hours on the stage with some of Ottawa's best guitarists. But I think we got it: A true Blackface style guitar amp simulator with speaker cabinet simulator and the best reverb you've ever heard. It responds just like the original amps and takes pedals very well. And it's zero latency!
I'm very proud of it and I use it all the time. You need one.

We are very pleased to announce our first dealer outside of Ontario: The Acoustic Music Shop in Edmonton, Alberta. They are really great guys and are very keen on our stuff and music in general. They also carry our full line of pedals! See them here:
https://www.acousticmusicshop.com/collections/mayfly-audio

Yes! We are now in Steve's Music! But wait.... It's just the Ottawa store. If you live in Toronto or Montreal, your local Steve's does yet carry mayfly.
If that is your situation, I'm hoping you can do me a favour: Contact your local Steve's Music store and ask them to carry Mayfly pedals. Actually, bug them about it. Incessantly. Then do it again. And again!!! Mwhahahahah!! :)

To be launched in July 2023!
This one took a very long time, but it was worth it. Ten months. Ten designs. Over a dozen prototypes. Last minute graphics changes. But now it's nearly ready. Yes we are perfectionists, but there is no point in half measures for something as important as reverb!
Read more on the Jelly Fish page.

Yep! The fine folks have reviewed the Goddess chorus pedal. And they really really liked it! One thing though: In the print versions of the magazine they got the price wrong. I suspect a mistake was made when converting from Canadian to US dollars. Fortunately they corrected this in the on-line review. Read what they said.

I just got back from Elmira. It was great. Met a lot of cool people, saw some spectacular guitars, and showed Mayfly pedals to about 500 people. A good trip.

By popular demand, we have dropped the Zebra's original large trapezoidal enclosure and moved to a smaller rectangular box. Same great circuit, same great sounds, but in a smaller, pedalboard friendly, package. To complete the look we switched to a more durable powder-coat finish and UV printed graphics.
The original spray-bombed and laser-engraved large format Zebras are now collector's items!

We are very happy to be joining forces with the Guitar Corner in Kitchener, Ontario! This is a milestone for us, because not only are the folks at the 'Corner super cool and knowledgeable, but they are also the first dealer outside of Ottawa. If you are in the area, check them out.

This pedal was a hard one; it took a long time to get right. I was trying to get a digital chorus pedal working for over a year, and all my prototypes sounded like crap. So I built a prototype that used the old-school bucket-brigade chips. Now that sounded great! But at the time those chips were completely unavailable.
But I lucked out: I found a supply of some NOS Panasonic chips. So the Goddess features the old-school analog circuitry for that glorious sound. Check out the Goddess. You'll be happy you did!

And they didn't hate it either! They rightly point out it's low noise and great performance, but forgot that it also works stellar on Bass Guitar. Check out the review.

Yep we are on a roll. This pedal was actually in development for almost a year. We only recently got the approval from the test team and the artist (they are a picky bunch don't-cha-know). Sounds great, and looks great. I hope you agree!

Check it out on the Demon Girl page.

Inspired by the envelope follower in the Flat Earth, or rather inspired by the REJECTED envelope follower that didn't make it into the Flat Earth :). Turns out that a circuit that's crap in one pedal is perfect for another. The Le Canard's envelope follower is very sensitive. This makes for a very expressive pedal. The filter jumps at the slightest touch of your right hand. It's really fun to play.

Check it out on the Le Canard page.

Wow! We hit a milestone with this one! A brand new compressor that's completely different from all others on the market. The flat earth has much better performance than other compressors because it uses a feed-forward design. Fun fact: when working on prototypes of this compressor, the beta testers (some of the best players in Ottawa) would refuse to give them back! I ended up selling the prototypes to these guys - who immediately threw away their old compressors. Figured I was on to something then. Check it out on the Flat Earth page.

We are very pleased to announce that Cicada sound has joined our growing list of dealers. Centred around synths and pedals, these guys have all the cool toys for making cool sounds. And now they have MayFly as well!

It was a long time coming, but we've finally got the website re-done to better showcase our Guitar Pedal products. Now the guitar stuff is front and centre - as it should be!
In addition, we've improved the speed of the entire site. Slow loading of our pages, especially the initial page, should be a thing of the past.
Finally, we've got Lucas Haneman's wonderful youTube reviews of our pedals embedded on the product pages. Lucas is a great player and we're very happy that he likes our stuff.

After a year of development, many prototypes and loads of time in front of the best guitar players in Ottawa, we finally launched the My Evil Twin delay. This pedal is our first delay, and we learned a lot. We managed to get that analog sound in a long delay, but keeping it pristine as possible. Not only that, but the foot-switchable modulation is a complete game changer. It's simply glorious. You have to try it to really believe how massive it can make your sound. And the artwork - some great work by local Ottawa artist Sabine Elliott, who really out-did herself this time. Read more about it on the My Evil Twin product page.