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Cheapest used guitar pedals on eBay, live right now.

Pick a pedal and see the lowest current prices on eBay, where the used market is national rather than local because a pedal posts for the price of a padded envelope. Prices are pulled live, so what you see is what sellers are asking this minute.

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Check which revision you are looking at, because on pedals it can be most of the price. A Japanese-made Boss from the 1980s, an early Big Muff or an original TS808 sells for several times the current production version of the same pedal, and the listing title is often the only place the difference is stated. Then check the footswitch and the jacks, since those are the two parts that wear out and both are soldered to the board. Last, do not assume a power supply is included: most of these ship without one, and the ones that need an unusual voltage will not run off the daisy chain you already own.

How to buy a used guitar pedal

The revision decides the price more than the condition does. Boss pedals made in Japan before roughly 1990, early Electro-Harmonix Big Muffs and original Ibanez TS808s trade at a large multiple of the current version, and they look almost identical in a photograph. The serial number and the country of manufacture printed on the base are what settle it, so ask for a photo of the underside rather than the top.

Footswitches and jacks are the parts that fail. Everything else in a pedal is solid state and lasts effectively forever, but the switch is a mechanical part that gets stamped on and the jacks work loose. Both are repairable and neither is expensive, but a dead switch on a boutique pedal is a soldering job, not a swap, so price it in.

Most pedals arrive without a power supply, and they are not interchangeable. The common standard is 9V centre-negative, which a daisy chain covers, but plenty of pedals want 12V or 18V, and some digital ones draw more current than a cheap supply provides. A pedal that behaves oddly on a shared supply is usually starved rather than faulty.

Buy the version you will actually use, not the one with the most controls. The multi-effect units on this page do everything, and the single-purpose stompboxes do one thing without a menu. Both are legitimate answers, and the deciding question is whether you want to edit sounds at home or step on something at a gig.

Boxed and papered matters more here than in most categories. Pedals are small, they get resold often, and the box tends to survive because it is the size of a paperback. An original box adds real money at resale and costs nothing to keep.

Watch for modified pedals. A "modded" pedal has had components changed by someone whose work you cannot inspect. Some mods are well known and add value; most narrow the market when you come to sell. Unless the modifier is a name you recognise, treat a mod as a discount rather than a feature.

Common questions

Where do these prices come from?

Live eBay listings. Pick a pedal and it fetches the current lowest-priced listings in real time, with the listing shown beside each price, so nothing here is an estimate.

Why is the same pedal sometimes double the price?

Almost always the revision. A Japanese-made Boss from the 1980s or an original TS808 sells for several times the current production version, and the two look nearly identical in photos. Check the country of manufacture on the base.

Does the price include a power supply?

Usually not. Most pedals are sold as the pedal alone, and the listings that do include one say so in the title. Assume you need your own 9V centre-negative supply unless told otherwise, and check the voltage, because some want 12V or 18V.

What fails on a used pedal?

The footswitch and the input jacks, in that order. The electronics are solid state and effectively permanent. Both faults are repairable, but they are soldering jobs rather than swaps, so factor that in on an expensive pedal.

Is a modified pedal worth buying?

Only at a discount, unless the person who modified it is someone you have heard of. A mod you cannot inspect narrows the market when you come to resell, even when it sounds good.

Multi-effects unit or individual pedals?

A multi-effects unit does everything and puts it behind a menu. Individual pedals do one thing each and you change them with your foot. The question is whether you spend more time editing sounds at home or playing in front of people.

Does the original box matter?

More than in most categories, because pedals are small and get resold often, so a surviving box is common enough that buyers expect it. It adds real money at resale and costs nothing to keep.

Cheapest by model, at a glance

A daily snapshot of the lowest genuine eBay price for every model we track, and how good that price is right now versus its usual level, updated automatically. Prices last refreshed 30 August 2026 . Tap a price to see that model's cheapest listings on eBay, or tap a model name for the full live list here.

Under each model is the actual listing that price came from, so you can see whether it is the thing you want or a bundle, a variant, or an accessory that happens to share the name.

ModelCheapest nowvs typicalvs recent
Electro-Harmonix Big Muff
Electro-Harmonix Nano Big Muff Pi Guitar Analog Fuzz Effects Pedal
$45 lowest yet18% under▼ 18%
Strymon BigSky
Strymon BigSky Multidimensional Reverb Guitar Stereo Effects Pedal
$36010% under▼ 10%
Digitech Whammy
DigiTech Whammy V Digital Pitch Shifter Pedal for Electric/Bass Guitar
$1507% under▼ 7%
Strymon El Capistan
Strymon el Capistan tape echo
$2307% under▼ 10%
EarthQuaker Devices Plumes
EarthQuaker Devices Plumes Used Good Condition Overdrive Effects Pedal
$905% under▼ 5%
Boss CE-2
BOSS CE-2 Chorus Effects Pedal - Classic Vintage Tone JP
$111 lowest yet5% under▼ 5%
Strymon TimeLine
Strymon Timeline Delay
$2904% under▼ 4%
Line 6 HX Stomp
Line 6 HX Stomp Digital Multi-Effects Processor for Electric & Bass Guitar
$415 lowest yet4% under▼ 4%
Boss SD-1
Boss Super Overdrive SD-1 Pedal
$50about typical▼ 9%
Electro-Harmonix POG2
Electro-Harmonix POG2 Polyphonic Octave Generator Digital Shifter Pedal Tested
$230about typical▼ 2%
TC Electronic Polytune
TC Electronic PolyTune White Pedal Tuner for Guitar/Bass True Bypass LED
$44about typical▼ 12%
Dunlop Cry Baby
Dunlop Cry Baby Wah Analog Guitar Pedal for Electric Guitar GCB-95
$50about typical▼ 6%
TC Electronic Ditto
TC Electronic Ditto Looper Effects Pedal - STUDIO USE ONLY
$50about typical▼ 7%
Boss MT-2
Boss Metal Zone Guitar Distortion (MT-2)
$53about typical▼ 4%
Electro-Harmonix Soul Food
Electro-Harmonix Soul Food Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal P-30312
$55about typicalsteady
MXR Dyna Comp
MXR Dyna Comp Analog Compressor Effects Pedal for Electric Guitar
$60 same 17 daysabout typicalsteady
Boss TU-3
Boss TU-3 Chromatic Pedal Tuner for Electric Guitar & Bass Guitar Metal
$70about typical▲ 1%
Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail
Used Electro-Harmonix EHX Holy Grail Neo Reverb Guitar Effects Pedal
$80about typical▼ 3%
Ibanez TS808
Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer Overdrive Pro Pedal Green - Made in Japan
$110about typicalsteady
Boss OC-5
Boss OC-5 Octave Guitar Effects Pedal P-30775
$124about typicalsteady
Wampler Tumnus
Wampler Tumnus Overdrive Pedal - Open Box
$130 same 17 daysabout typicalsteady
JHS Morning Glory
JHS Morning Glory V4 Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal P-30665
$138about typical▼ 5%
Walrus Audio Slo
Used Walrus Audio Slö Multi Texture Reverb Guitar Effects Pedal Slo
$170 same 17 daysabout typicalsteady
Line 6 POD Go
Line 6 POD Go Digital Multi-Effects Floor Processor w/ Expression Pedal
$310about typicalsteady
MXR Phase 90
MXR M101 Phase 90 Phaser Guitar Effects Pedal P-30431
$65about typical▲ 8%
Boss BD-2
BOSS BD-2 Blues Driver Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal PSA SNUnknownv
$78above typical▲ 4%
Boss RC-5
Boss RC-5 Loop Station Looper Guitar Effects Pedal P-30874
$157above typical▲ 4%
TC Electronic Hall of Fame
TC Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb Guitar Effect Pedal- 2010's Pre owned
$79above typical▲ 5%
Ibanez TS9
Ibanez TS9 or TS9DX Mod Service! Send us your pedal!
$70above typical▲ 6%
MXR Carbon Copy
Used MXR M169 Carbon Copy Analog Delay Guitar Effects Pedal
$95above typical▲ 6%
Boss DS-1
Boss DS-1 Distortion Analog Guitar Effects Pedal for Electric Guitar w/ Box
$40above typical▲ 8%
TC Electronic Flashback
TC Electronic Flashback Delay Guitar Effect Pedal
$70above typical▲ 9%
Boss DD-8
Boss DD-8 Digital Delay Guitar Effect Pedal
$162above typical▲ 12%
Boss RV-6
Boss RV-6 Reverb Guitar Effects Pedal P-30515
$119above typical▲ 19%
Worth adding. Most pedals arrive as the pedal alone, so these are the things worth having ready: Grab An isolated power brick, A 9V centre-negative supply, Right-angle patch cables and A pedalboard with a case. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.

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