Wampler Pedals

Wampler began playing guitar around age 7, and eventually became a self-proclaimed "gear nut".

[5] Wampler began to teach himself how pedals worked and were designed in his late 20s,[6] using online resources like the DIYstompboxes.com community,[7] mirroring the path of other boutique builders like Jamie Stillman of EarthQuaker Devices.

The move to Boutique Amps Distribution was cited as giving Wampler more time to focus on designing pedals and creating materials for the DIY community by offloading management and business concerns to the distributor.

[18][19] In addition to Paisley, the company has worked with Brent Mason as well as Tom Quayle for signature pedals.

The Underdog, a limited run pedal created to raise money for a victim of breast cancer, gained exposure after it became a part of Brad Paisley's guitar rig.

The Pantheon received some criticism from online forums when draft dealer copy was released that compared it to a popular pedal in short supply, the Analog.Man King of Tone.