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FUZZ PEDALS

New Pedal: 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

New Pedal: Crazy Tube Circuits Triptychon

New Pedal: Fish Circuits EXPL #2 Fuzz

Fish?Circuits’ EXPL?#2 is a mids-focused fuzz built because somebody finally got sick of the tyranny of treble and bass. You know the stoner rock fuzz everybody and their uncle builds? (Yes, the Big Muff Pi). The one that scoops out everything that makes a guitar actually sit in a mix?…... Click for more

New Pedal: Fish Circuits EXPL #2 Fuzz

New Pedal: RHPF Electronics Mosrawr Fuzz

Right. You want to get mean. Enter the RHPF Electronics Mosrawr Fuzz. The Velcro Roar. A name that sounds like a bad '90s cartoon villain or the noise your amp makes when you drop it down a flight of stairs. Either way, I'm listening. This is a fuzz built by…... Click for more

New Pedal: RHPF Electronics Mosrawr Fuzz

New Pedal: Monger Pedals The Little Guy Fuzz/Phaser

Monger Pedals named it the Little Guy. Probably to lower your expectations before it melts your face off. This is a dual-effect box that pairs an OTA-based phaser with an op-amp fuzz. Two circuits that could live on separate boards, wedged into a single enclosure, because apparently Monger believes in…... Click for more

New Pedal: Monger Pedals The Little Guy Fuzz/Phaser

New Pedal: Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi 2 with Tone Wicker

The Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi 2 with Tone Wicker is not a polite fuzz. The "Tone Wicker" isn't a gentle EQ boost; it is a set of sonic bolt cutters designed to rip the blankets off your amplifier. The NYC builder pioneered this feature to solve the Big Muff’s most…... Click for more

New Pedal: Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi 2 with Tone Wicker

New Pedal: Strymon Canoga Silicon Fuzz

Strymon built a reputation on digital wizardry—big boxes, deep menus, endless presets. But behind all that DSP lives an analog team that's been quietly designing circuits nobody gets to see. Times are a-changing. The Series A line is the company's outlet for analog dirt boxes. No MIDI. No USB. No…... Click for more

New Pedal: Strymon Canoga Silicon Fuzz

New Pedal: Summer School Fuzz 101

Math class was useless. This isn't. The Summer School Fuzz 101 features two BC108 silicon transistors. The same ones that made London sound like London in the '60s. High-gain, noisy, glorious. Summer School took that DNA, added a few legendary mods, and somehow didn't screw it up. Volume. Fuzz. Bias.…... Click for more

New Pedal: Summer School Fuzz 101

New Pedal: JHS Coyote Fuzz

Josh Scott has made a career of digging up lost circuits and handing them back to guitar players. The JHS Coyote Fuzz is his tribute to Glenn Wyllie, a North Carolina builder who's been soldering transistors since the '60s and somehow never became a household name. Wyllie's Moonrock fuzz was…... Click for more

New Pedal: JHS Coyote Fuzz

New Pedal: Enduring Audio Fell Runner Fuzz

Some fuzzes want to be your friend. The Enduring Audio Fell Runner wants to steal your wallet and key your car. Enduring Audio looked at the Roland Bee Baa - that weird Japanese box from the '70s that sounded like bees fighting inside a tin can - and extracted its…... Click for more

New Pedal: Enduring Audio Fell Runner Fuzz

New Pedal: Zorg Effects Glue Fuzz MkII

The first Glue Fuzz was a sleeper. Two fuzzes in one box—a Fuzz Face and an Octavia—with controls that made no sense until you twisted them and the whole room tilted sideways. Velcro sounds. Synth sputters. That weird in-between space where fuzz stops being fuzz and starts being something broken…... Click for more

New Pedal: Zorg Effects Glue Fuzz MkII

Hudson Electronics Broadcast AP-II

The Broadcast preamp pedal from UK builder Hudson Electronics has a stellar reputation and made several best-of lists when it came out a few years ago. The AP version of it, recently updated to the dual version, named Broadcast AP-II, is an evolution of the original design engineered in collaboration…... Click for more

Hudson Electronics Broadcast AP-II

New Pedal: Fuzzrocious Grey Stache/Heliotropic Double Fuzz

Let's get one thing straight right now. You're looking at a box that crams two completely separate fuzz circuits into one enclosure and sells the whole mess for less than what the Heliotropic alone used to cost. One-forty-five for the Grey Stache, two-ten for the Helio. Now you get both…... Click for more

New Pedal: Fuzzrocious Grey Stache/Heliotropic Double Fuzz