Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Howdy everyone! Today we are diving deep into two incredible pedals from Sitek: the Freya Dual Overdrive/Boost and the Phasia Multi-Stage Phaser. If you’ve been looking for a versatile drive that can handle everything from transparent "always-on" tones to classic rock crunch, the Freya is a serious contender. In fact, it’s already looking like a "Best of 2026" pick for my end-of-year list.
🛒 Sitek Pedals - sitek.rocks/category/pedals
We’re also checking out the Phasia, which is one of the most lush and "chewy" phasers I’ve played in a long time. It features a stages switch (2, 4, or 6 stages) and unique waveform options that go way beyond your standard Script 90 style sweep.
In this video, I’m running these through my Marshall DSL to show you how they interact with a real, moving speaker. We cover the different clipping modes, the "Boost First vs. Drive First" switch on the Freya, and how the Phasia handles high-gain signals. Stick around for the final verdict on the build quality and why these have earned a spot in the studio.
Video Chapters
00:00 - Jam Track Featuring Sitek Freya & Sitek Phasia
01:38 - Sitek Pedals Overview (Freya & Phasia)
02:24 - Phasia Quick Overview
02:47 - Jacks, Power, Battery, and Disclaimer
03:10 - Amplifier & Recording Setup (Real Amp!)
03:31 - Vocing 1 - Mid Boost / Crunch
04:08 - OFF Position (Transparent Overdrive)
04:44 - Up Position (Most Compression and Drive)
05:33 - Classic Rock Tones (Overdrive & Boost Together)
06:47 - Clean Country-Style Sounds (Position OFF)
07:41 - Boost First/Drive First Switch
08:39 - Blues Tones (position II)
09:41 - Maximum Drive (Position I & II) Humbuckers
10:48 - Sitek Freya Clean Boost & Overdrive into Marshall Crunch Channel
12:20 - Phasia into Marshall DSL with Freya Overdrive (added)
13:33 - Phaser Speed Adjustment
13:57 - Stages Switch & Freya Boost Together
14:21 - Waveform Options
15:12 - Sitek Freya Review (best of 2026)
15:55 - Phasia Pedal Review
16:12 - Build Quality
Howdy everyone! Today we are diving deep into two incredible pedals from Sitek: the Freya Dual Overdrive/Boost and the Phasia Multi-Stage Phaser. If you’ve been looking for a versatile drive that can handle everything from transparent "always-on" tones to classic rock crunch, the Freya is a serious contender. In fact, it’s already looking like a "Best of 2026" pick for my end-of-year list.
🛒 Sitek Pedals - sitek.rocks/category/pedals
We’re also checking out the Phasia, which is one of the most lush and "chewy" phasers I’ve played in a long time. It features a stages switch (2, 4, or 6 stages) and unique waveform options that go way beyond your standard Script 90 style sweep.
In this video, I’m running these through my Marshall DSL to show you how they interact with a real, moving speaker. We cover the different clipping modes, the "Boost First vs. Drive First" switch on the Freya, and how the Phasia handles high-gain signals. Stick around for the final verdict on the build quality and why these have earned a spot in the studio.
Video Chapters
00:00 - Jam Track Featuring Sitek Freya & Sitek Phasia
01:38 - Sitek Pedals Overview (Freya & Phasia)
02:24 - Phasia Quick Overview
02:47 - Jacks, Power, Battery, and Disclaimer
03:10 - Amplifier & Recording Setup (Real Amp!)
03:31 - Vocing 1 - Mid Boost / Crunch
04:08 - OFF Position (Transparent Overdrive)
04:44 - Up Position (Most Compression and Drive)
05:33 - Classic Rock Tones (Overdrive & Boost Together)
06:47 - Clean Country-Style Sounds (Position OFF)
07:41 - Boost First/Drive First Switch
08:39 - Blues Tones (position II)
09:41 - Maximum Drive (Position I & II) Humbuckers
10:48 - Sitek Freya Clean Boost & Overdrive into Marshall Crunch Channel
12:20 - Phasia into Marshall DSL with Freya Overdrive (added)
13:33 - Phaser Speed Adjustment
13:57 - Stages Switch & Freya Boost Together
14:21 - Waveform Options
15:12 - Sitek Freya Review (best of 2026)
15:55 - Phasia Pedal Review
16:12 - Build Quality
