originally posted by 135.245.72.35 

This entry is written like a commercial and should be revised. The original author might spend a minute to think about the high prices, the meaning of boutique in the context of guitar amplifier and effects manufacturing (i.e. cheap one-transistor circuits beeing offered for > 200 $), and the attribute hand made and the fact that subassemblies, i.e. printed circuit boards are made in Taiwan.
(originally posted by 135.245.72.35)

Please either use one of the WP: Policy templates or keep this kind of stuff to the talk page, as I have done for you. 

Wikipedia is based on the ever-evolving contributions of each and every user, not just the original author. Common practice is to be bold and edit articles as you see fit, such as in the presence of POV-ed content, as you claim.

I'll agree that it does read slightly skewed from a neutral, fact-reporting point. Mainly in the language used, rather than any facts, however. One thing- the use of Taiwanese PCBs is specifically for the budget Vexter line, those products are not considered 'hand made' and are not hand painted as in the 'original' USA made pedals, still being made the same way. 

This really isn't the place for a debate about the merits of 'boutique' products, simply information about one of the most well known practitioners in the biz. That said, I look forward to checking out your edits to the article.