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New Pedal Kit: Coppersound/JHS Boost-a-Drive Fuzz

Engineered as an ambitious hybrid utility box, the JHS/Coppersound Boost-a-Drive Fuzz is a DIY kit released in collaboration with the folks at Coppersound. Born from Josh Scott’s Short Circuit series and produced in collaboration with CopperSound, the Boost-a-Drive Fuzz is a multi-stage hybrid circuit that takes the classic two-transistor…... Click for more

New Pedal Kit: Coppersound/JHS Boost-a-Drive Fuzz

New Pedal: Missing Link Audio Zepptone Overdrive/Fuzz

The explosive, touch-responsive overdriven tones you hear on Led Zeppelin's early tracks like "Communication Breakdown" and "Good Times Bad Times" surely inspired many guitarists. That cranked-amp character where saturation and aggression become the same thing also inspired the Missing Link Audio Zepptone pedal. That was the starting point; from there,…... Click for more

New Pedal: Missing Link Audio Zepptone Overdrive/Fuzz

Crazy Tube Circuits Triptychon

Crazy Tube Circuits, a Greek company that apparently learned electronics by staring at the sun and listening to Blue Cheer records, built this three-panel monster. It's not a pedal. It's a manifesto in a metal box. Enter the Crazy Tube Circuits Triptychon. Four fuzz voices in the center panel: ff is…... Click for more

Crazy Tube Circuits Triptychon

Earthquaker Devices Fuzz Master General

The original Ace Tone Fuzz Master FM-2 is one of those vintage Japanese circuits that people chase for years. It's basically a Super Fuzz variant — that same aggressive octave grind — but harder to find and usually crusty with age. With the Earthquaker Devices Fuzz Master General, the Ohio-based…... Click for more

Earthquaker Devices Fuzz Master General

New Pedal: Fjord Fuzz Midgard

Most fuzz pedals do one thing. The Fjord Fuzz Midgard does two, and the second one is the reason to buy it. The fuzz side is solid — warm, thick, not harsh. You can plug straight in and get there. Or you can hit the preamp first: a Texas Instruments…... Click for more

New Pedal: Fjord Fuzz Midgard

Jam Octaurus Fuzz

Born in (or at least near) the ancient Athenian caves where trapped men saw shadows hinting at greater truths, the Jam Octaurus is an octave-up fuzz pedal designed for versatility and creative exploration across diverse musical genres and applications. Its circuit emphasizes clarity with an apparent octave that remains distinct…... Click for more

Jam Octaurus Fuzz

New Pedal: EarthQuaker Devices Bellows Jr.

The EarthQuaker Devices Bellows Jr. is a two-knob wonder that does something most dirt pedals can't: it sounds like an amp falling apart in the best possible way. Somewhere between tweed grit and fuzzy saturation, it covers everything from "I just turned my Princeton up past three" to "what happened…... Click for more

New Pedal: EarthQuaker Devices Bellows Jr.

Electro-Harmonix Percolator

The Electro-Harmonix Percolator is a re-elaboration of a circuit so legendary that most of its history is still guesswork. Original came out of a Milwaukee repair shop in the '70s. Rare. Gooped. Cult status. EHX took that weird little monster and gave it modern controls without cleaning up its…... Click for more

Electro-Harmonix Percolator

R2R Time-O-Lite Fuzz

Waterslide Guitars and R2R Electric spent two years figuring out how to turn a 1960s darkroom timer into a fuzz pedal without just bolting new knobs onto it. The result is exactly as weird and wonderful as that sounds. Each unit starts with a vintage Time-O-Lite timer chassis. The existing…... Click for more

R2R Time-O-Lite Fuzz

New Pedal: Stonegate FX The Figure Filter Fuzz

[caption id="attachment_215289" align="aligncenter" width="612"] https://stonegatefx.com/products/the-figure-filter-fuzz[/caption] Stonegate FX is a Toronto builder we've been familiarizing with at our Canadian Synth and Pedal Expos, and the Figure Filter Fuzz is exactly the kind of pedal that makes you glad you showed up. Most fuzz pedals hand you a wall of noise and…... Click for more

New Pedal: Stonegate FX The Figure Filter Fuzz

Way Huge Doom Hammer Fuzz

The Way Huge Doom Hammer Fuzz's lineage traces back to 1998, when designer Jeorge Tripps modified a late-'70s op-amp fuzz circuit for the band Oranger. Prized for its less pronounced mid-scoop compared to many vintage fuzzes, the circuit was valued for its tighter low-end response and reliable live performance. Decades…... Click for more

Way Huge Doom Hammer Fuzz

Jam Pedals Eureka Fuzz

The Eureka is an original Muff-style fuzz circuit by Greek manufacturer Jam Pedals based on a silicon transistor design. The classic three knobs for Level, Gain and Tone and expanded by a three-way toggle switch that offers different bass settings, a useful feature for switching between single-coil and humbucker guitars or…... Click for more

Jam Pedals Eureka Fuzz