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CREATE YOUR OPUS
MAKE IT EPIC

Patchable Guitar Pedals for Sonic Adventurers.

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Built To Last (Realistically)

Lifetime Warranty — nothing lasts forever, just cover the shipping

Patchable Guitar Pedals

Bridges guitars, synths, modular

Built in Epic Surroundings

In-house Manufacturing. No compromises.

o·pus /ˈōpəs/

An opus is a created work, usually musical in nature. The composer’s greatest opus was inspired by the blooming of the spring flowers.

ep·ic /ˈepik/

An epic is a long book, poem, or film, whose story extends over a long period of time or tells of great events.

oe·pi·cus /ˈōpɪkəs/

The practice of applying epic craft and technology to sound, with human warmth, artistic intent, and just enough absurdity to keep it enjoyable.

Origins

Why Oepicus Exists

Our name is a fusion of Opus (a great work) and Epic (something beyond yourself). It represents our obsession with things built to endure—whether it’s a timeless story or a circuit forged with intent.

After years of breaking and rebuilding gear, we realized we weren’t just chasing "good tone"—we were chasing the satisfaction of shaping it. We believe true instruments should reward your attention, not offer you a shortcut.

These aren’t just pedals; they are synthesis-level instruments. By bringing dynamic control and CV integration to the pedalboard, we’ve opened a door for guitarists and modular explorers alike.

With 30 years of combined engineering experience and our own in-house manufacturing facility, we guarantee consistency and reliability. Each unit behaves exactly as intended.

Any chaos is entirely your own.

The Apollon Series

How Apollo Got Involved

The spark for the Apollon Series hit us in Greece—surrounded by ancient stone, relentless sun, and far too much caffeine. We realized that Apollo wasn’t just a polite statue; he was the complicated God of Music, Light, Order, and the occasional divine overreaction.

His domains map perfectly onto the modern musician: shifting between roles, instruments, and states of mind mid-song.

FWe are launching with four distinct, expressive pedals. Each is a titan on its own. But together? They form a tectonic shift in your signal chain.

We began with four pedals. Each stands on its own. Together, they form something greater—at which point we fully expect fireworks, shenanigans, and possibly mild celestial commentary.

With Oepicus, we’re taking everything we’ve learned about synthesis-level control and putting it into the hands of guitarists, synth players, and sound designers alike.

The Technicalities

How the Instruments Actually Work

(Yes, They're Pedals. Yes, They're for Guitarists...and Others)

At first glance, Oepicus instruments look like pedals—because they are. They live on pedalboards, they respond beautifully to pickups, and they're designed to be played with guitars at the center of the experience. If you're a guitar player, you're very much at home here.

Where things begin to differ is in how these pedals invite you to interact with them. They're built around expression first. Dynamics matter. Touch matters. Timing matters. Pick attack, volume control, and playing nuance all shape the response in ways that reward attention rather than flatten it.

Crucially, control doesn't stop at your hands—or even your guitar. CV inputs and outputs aren't decorative extras; they extend what guitar pedals can do, allowing these instruments to speak fluently with synths, modular systems, and other sound tools. This opens the door to collaboration and experimentation, bringing guitarists into the wider world of expressive electronic sound without asking them to leave their instrument behind.

Under the hood, professional assembly and in-house SMT manufacturing ensure consistency and reliability. Every pedal behaves exactly the same on paper. What happens in practice depends entirely on how you play—and how far you choose to explore.

Oepicus instruments aren't about presets, menus, or automation. They're about playing. About treating pedals not just as effects, but as instruments in their own right—made to be touched, explored, and occasionally surprised by.

They're guitar pedals.
They just don't believe the guitar should be the only voice in the room.

What's Behind All This?

Yes, your eyes do not deceive you—those are CV inputs. While our instruments speak fluent Eurorack, you don't need a modular synth to explore their potential.

Some pedals generate control voltage, while others listen for it. This means you can patch one pedal into another, creating complex interactions without a single module in sight.

Or, for a touch of beautiful chaos, you can even patch a pedal into itself.

Rear view of an Oepicus pedal showing CV inputs

The Instruments

And now, a breakdown of what each instrument can do...

Tyrus

Tyrus

Boost & Envelope Wavefolder

Eclipse

Eclipse

Dual Filter & Chorus

Maelstrom

Maelstrom

Total Noise Generator

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