There is certainly no shortage of boutique fuzz pedals. Yet the small boutique pedal company Old Blood Noise Endeavours manages to excel with the wide palette of unique sounds of this Haunt 19 fuzz.
Handmade in Berlin alongside every other KMA Audio Machines offering, the Mandrake Octo-Shrieker describes itself as an Elevated Tonal Euphoria pedal. This stompbox is basically the upper octave section of the Moai Maea in its own box.
Serving up sixties and seventies style fuzz in more up-to-date style, the Tsakalis AudioWorks Experience stompbox lays it on thick before adding an extra octave up.
This bestial silicon fuzz pedal from KMA Audio Machines is called the Fuzzly Bear 2. From treble-packed fuzz to ominously deep overdrive, this second-gen, true bypass stompbox can do it all.
For fans of the raw sounds of Fuzz, Solid Gold FX comes out with the If 6 Was 9 MKII, the unadulterated sound of the 60s, but with modern upgrades for even more tonal possibilities.
The Diamond F-Octave is back, and how. This high-gain silicon fuzz is inspired by the iconic Foxx Tone Machine from the 1970s.
The Gamechanger Audio Motor Pedal offers an electro-mechanical synth voice that takes your music to new heights. With unique modes and an expression pedal, you create sounds full of energy and intensity, full throttle!
RYRA’s The Tri-Pi Muff is a true delicacy for any self-respecting Muff connoisseur, especially because Shane Logan took one of the earliest Tri-Muff models as his source of inspiration for this accurate recreation.
Every guitar player knows the Big Muff by Electro Harmonix. Its little brother, the Little Big Muff, has the same assets, but has a much more compact size. Those with a limited budget can also enjoy the Big Muff sound.
The Green Russian Big Muff is back! Thanks to popular demand, Electro Harmonix has reissued this classic pedal in a more compact housing so it can squeeze into that last space on your pedalbaord with ease. It still offers a unique sound with devastating low end.
Sadly, and like many vintage effects pedals that are no longer made, you're incredibly unlikely to come across the original '80s Reverse Simulator. By way of apology, Electro Harmonix offer the Attack Decay stompbox.
Electro Harmonix have somehow managed to squeeze the full force of the original Metal Muff into a more pedalboard-friendly housing. Straight out of New York and finished with a noise-gate, this is the Nano Metal Muff.
Over the years, the iconic Big Muff Pi fuzz from Electro Harmonix has become the corner-stone of many-a guitarist's set-up. Now, the legendary effect pedal is available in hardware plug-in form!
The Electro Harmonix Satisfaction Plus takes the early-sixties sound of the original Satisfaction fuzz and piles on several tone-enhancing options and controls.
Haven't got enough space left on your pedalboard for the EHX Attack Decay? No worries, chances are this Pico edition will fit just fine.
Though he owns an impressive collection of fuzz pedals, alt-rock guitarist J Mascis from Dinosaur Jr has completely built his sound around the Big Muff. As such, he's been rewarded his own Ram’s Head Big Muff Pi signature model.
Distortion or Fuzz? With this Big Muff with tone wicker, you will be supplied with both sounds in only one pedal. Thanks to Electro Harmonix you won't have to choose. Just set the preferences on the pedal and play with the specific type of distortion or fuzz sound that your prefer.
The EHX Deluxe Big Muff Pi is an expanded version of the legendary Big Muff Pi distortion pedal. Additional features include comprehensive mid controls, an expression pedal input, attack and gate.
Pigtronix unpacks the Star Eater; a fully analogue super-jumbo fuzz with a footswitchable booster and variable filter. This puts both modern and vintage fuzz sounds under your fingertips!
The Eisenhower by Danelectro not only has the basic circuit sound of a classic Sixties fuzz, but this stompbox also features a relic finish. Now with more gain and extra eq capabilities.
A modern reproduction of the OG Liverpool Fuzz-Tone, the Danelectro Nichols 1966 stompbox mimics the first fuzz ever created by the hands of Steve Ridinger: the founder of fOXX pedals and the current Danelectro pedal-guru.
The Warm Audio Peach Fuzz combines thick, seventies-style fuzz with a switchable octave-up function. This limited edition was developed in collaboration with The Black Keys and features a peach-coloured velvet finish.
The Yuer RS-20 Golden Fuzz gives your electric guitar or bass a versatile fuzz sound. With four controls, including Squeeze, you can go from deep fuzz to aggressive sounds.
The ENO TC-18 BMF Fuzz Distortion is an attractively-priced effects pedal in a compact housing. It produces thick, creamy fuzz with lots of sustain and the tone control can be used to tweak the sound to perfection.
A vintage fuzz sound with warm, well-defined harmonics and excellent dynamics.
The MXR M236 Super Badass Variac Fuzz is basically a dream come true for any and all lovers of vintage fuzz and features variable voltage (5V-15V) for sag effects and more!
Gain a high-quality overdrive and fuzz in one go thanks to the Nectar Tone Sweetener: broad-spectrum fuzz and overdrive in one.
The JHS Cheese Ball is a re-creation of the tasty Lovetone Big Cheese. Next to the usual tone, volume and gain controls, this stompbox is home to a special Mode switch to access four different distortion and fuzz sounds. Say cheese!
Do you love the classic RAT stompbox, but want a lot more distortion than the original and may your guitar tone be almost criminally compressed? Proco offers exactly what you want in this YOU DIRTY RAT guitar pedal.
The JHS Pedals Muffuletta is a 6-way fuzz/distortion effects pedal loaded with five sounds inspired by classic Big Muffs built throughout the years - plus a special flavour cooked up by JHS themselves. If you're a Big Muff fan, this pedal is for you!
Unique Death By Audio/Rainger FX pedal featuring a genuine 3W amplifier, a 2" speaker and a microphone. Blend the DI and mic inputs for overdrive, fuzz and reverb/echo/chorus.
Versatile 3-in-1 effect pedal: fuzz, octave/boost and overdrive, for guitarists who want to combine classic and modern sounds.
The Fortin Fuzz ))) is a fat wink at that iconic doom, drone and sludge sound. Besides a standard-issue set of Volume and Fuzz pots, you get an extra Girth pot to thicken up the bottom-end.
The JHS Pedals Crayon fuzz pedal simulates the sound of a vintage, British preamp like no other and, via the fitted controls, the right amount of drive, tone, gain, fuzz and volume is dialled in with ease.
The Keeley Loomer is a top-quality multi-effects pedal that produces a raging wall of fuzz soaked in a wash of reverb.
The famous Blue Box was already used by Jimmy Page in 1979. It's a great combination of a fuzz effect and a two-octave octavator that results in the craziest sounds.
