Fuzz

Chewy, bubbly, swirly fuzz-phaser.

The ~900 is a ferocious fuzz pedal featuring two cascading JFET gain stages.

The drive of the original classic Big Muff Pi and the earthy support of a bass tailored design with no loss of low end!

Upon first glance at the Imperial MKII, you might be intrigued by its charmingly retro appearance. Inspired by the JEN Jumbo fuzz, which is one of our personal favorite vintage fuzzes, the Imperial MKII's four sliders, textured black paint and bold red graphics shows….

Born to slice through the mix or thicken up riffs, the Spidola was made to give professional and bedroom players alike the rich lead tones that guitar heros of old coaxed out of cranked amplifiers pushed over the edge by vintage treble boosters.

Out of the box, this stereo pedal delivers three bass overdrive engines that span the gamut of low-end crunch, from smooth and natural overdrive to full-on fuzz attack.

ABOUT The Cat King is the "king sized" version of our Cat Tail, a low to high gain distortion with overdrive capabilities (some even say at high gain settings, it sounds like a fuzz).

Expressive Double Filter Fuzz

Just like the first 420 total units made, this original fuzz boasts an EL5420csz quad op-amp that creates two different fuzz circuits that you can blend together to make one pretty blazed hybrid fuzz. Yes, we picked this op-amp because it has "420" in its name.

The upper octave fuzz generator. Embrace the filth and embrace the fuzz.

The "Hachihachi shiki kebadate hizumaseki SUPER OSCILLO FUZZ" (88) is a fuzz distortion pedal with it's own internal oscillation system. Using a combination of it's six switches, many different kinds of distortion can be chosen.

We love wild fuzzes, obscure overdrives and walls of distortion. But every rig needs a tamer side to fill the gaps and glue everything together. The Surplus delivers all of that and more, with the versatility to go from boost and subtle drive tones all the way through to full-throttle distortion and even fuzz. The flexibility's there. It's your job to use it to unlock your signature sound.