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The Pearl sinks its teeth into the low end and doesn't let go. The Pearl is a compact, simple to use, player-friendly pedal with a monster, low-end tone. In short, it is a force to be reckoned with.

The Fredric Effects DuoFace fuzz is based on two versions of the classic Fuzz Face* circuit, combined into a single pedal for maximum versatility.

Produced for only a few years, the IC (integrated circuit) muff is based on an entirely different circuit from any of the transistor muffs

Combined Shin-Ei FY-2 Companion Fuzz and FY-6 Superfuzz clone in a single enclosure that's exactly the same dimensions as the original Companion Fuzz.

The Fredric Effects Deeply Unpleasant Companion MkII is an evolution of our popular Shin-Ei FY-2 Companion Fuzz variant. The Deeply Unpleasant Companion started out as a modified Companion Fuzz optimised for bass guitar, but has become a versatile fuzz that's equally at home on standard electric guitars.

Small Version - Combined Shin-Ei FY-2 Companion Fuzz and FY-6 Superfuzz clone in a single enclosure ...

The Verzerrer is a highly tweakable recreation of East Germany's only distortion effect, the Bohm Trickverzerrer, using original old stock transistors and diodes.

Fredric Effects clone of the green box Russian Muff

Modernised version of the late 60s Silicon Mosrite Fuzzrite

The Fredric Effects Standard Fuzz Machine is a new version of the classic Ibanez Standard Fuzz, also known as the Bruno/Mica Fuzz Machine.

The Fredric Effects Deeply Unpleasant Companion is an improved version of the Shin-Ei FY-2 Companion Fuzz. Following requests from bass players, we've modified this circuit to preserve more of the low frequencies and added a clean blend function.

The Fredric Effects Unpleasant Companion MKII is an improved version of the classic Shin-Ei FY-2 Companion Fuzz, modified with a volume boost circuit to avoid the volume drop characteristic of vintage units and a scoop control to add to the versatility of the effect.