What Throne Room makes
Throne Room's catalog centers on gain and modulation pedals.
The Revelator's four-in-one gain structure places it alongside multi-mode dirt pedals, while the Atlantis sits at the transparent, low-gain end of the overdrive spectrum rather than the high-gain distortion or fuzz end142.
On the Revelator, Pedal of the Day's reviewer wrote:
"about as versatile as you can get with a boost-overdrive-distortion-fuzz pedal"
The reviewer also found it "extremely useful in many different sonic situations, and can absolutely be dialed in to fit your needs"1.
The Atlantis Overdrive is described by the maker as specializing in "uber-transparent tube-like breakup" that "brings out the true, natural tone of your guitar and amp"2. A 2017 Pedal of the Day review described it as "a low-to-mid gain dirt pedal" whose tone knob works with two toggle switches "for a wide range of tones to fit any style"4.
The Throne Room Tremolo has what the maker calls "a purely analog signal path for lush, vintage tremolo sounds." It is calibrated for no volume drop when engaged, with an internal trim pot adjustable if a boost or cut is desired3.
Not the Warm Audio Throne of Tone
The name invites confusion with the Warm Audio Throne of Tone, but the two are unrelated. The Throne of Tone is a Warm Audio pedal, and none of it involves Throne Room Pedals of Bellingham5.
The Warm Audio Throne of Tone and Throne Room Pedals are separate products from separate companies. They share part of a name and nothing else.
Buying Throne Room pedals
Throne Room sells direct through its own site. The Atlantis Overdrive carries a regular price of £152.00 GBP on the maker's product page2. The site's product pages are the maker's own listing of the current range, which also includes utility pedals such as the Push To Talk and the Tiny Tap Tempo variants.
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Questions
Where is Throne Room Pedals based?
Throne Room Pedals is based in Bellingham, Washington. The company was identified as a Bellingham maker in a 2014 Pedal of the Day review of its Revelator distortion pedal, which linked to its site at throneroompedals.com.
Who makes Throne Room pedals?
Throne Room pedals are made by Throne Room Pedals, a small builder in Bellingham, Washington. Its product pages are published under the Throneroom Pedals name, and its tremolo page is attributed to Revival Engineering.
Is Throne Room related to the Warm Audio Throne of Tone?
No. The Warm Audio Throne of Tone is a dual-sided overdrive from Warm Audio, built on King of Tone- and Bluesbreaker-inspired circuits, and launched in October 2025. It shares part of a name with Throne Room Pedals but is a separate product from a separate company.
Where can I buy Throne Room pedals?
Throne Room sells its pedals through its own site, throneroompedals.com. The Atlantis Overdrive is listed there at a regular price of £152.00 GBP. Product pages on the maker's site are the place to see the current range and prices.
Sources (5)
- Throne Room Pedals The Revelator Distortion, Pedal of the Day, 2014-05-03
- Atlantis Overdrive, Throneroom Pedals
- Throne Room Tremolo, Revival Engineering
- Throne Room Pedals Atlantis Overdrive, Pedal of the Day, 2017-02-24
- Warm Audio Throne of Tone pedal review, Guitar World, 2025-10-17