Fuzz

47 products

Deep Sea Diver Fuzz-Echo
Benson Amps
Jessica Dobson signature fuzz-echo pedal with switchable signal chain order.

$249
Störkn B0kš
Benson Amps
David Torn collaboration fuzz pedal based on a modified Tone Bender MK1 circuit.

$289
CROM
Caroline Guitar Company
CROM is a BC184 Supa Tone Bender style fuzzstortion with a classic tweed amp style tone control (MOUNTAIN) that interacts with the SWORD gain control. Less lossy and less scooped than classic Muff-style circuits, it delivers an immediate and punchy response with a TURBO button for additional gain.

$189
Hawaiian Pizza
Caroline Guitar Company
The Hawaiian Pizza is a three-knob fuzz pedal from Caroline Guitar Company, built from a circuit discovered in the archives of the Caroline Corporation. Originally released in 2018 as a fundraiser for a local Girls Rock chapter, customer demand brought it into the permanent lineup.

$189
Shigeharu IC Fuzz + Octave
Caroline Guitar Company
The Shigeharu IC Fuzz + Octave combines classic Muff-style fuzziness with the punch of a classic overdrive, using a cascading hybrid of op-amp and BC184 transistor gain stages. It features a parallel octave-up voiced fuzz via the Havoc stomp, designed in collaboration with John Snyder at Electronic Audio Experiments.

$219.99
Antichthon
Catalinbread
Other-worldly tone-generating fuzz tremolo that truly defies classification. A limited run of the now-retired Antichthon in limited edition gold, representing the final opportunity to own this quirky Catalinbread classic before indefinite discontinuation.

$179.99
Fuzzrite
Catalinbread
The Fuzzrite is a classic silicon-based garage fuzz pedal with a storied history in rock music, famously used on recordings by The Ventures, Iron Butterfly, and The Black Keys. Catalinbread has brought the classic silicon circuit back and added a modern 9V power supply, delivering aggressive, saturated fuzz tones.

$159.99
Fuzzrite Germanium
Catalinbread
The Fuzzrite Germanium faithfully recreates the rare 1966-1968 Mosrite germanium fuzz circuit, of which only around 250 originals were ever produced. Built with two NOS PNP germanium semiconductors, it captures the raw psychedelic tones beloved by players like Ron Asheton and Henry Vestine. A Modern/Vintage toggle switch adapts the circuit's output capacitors for compatibility with contemporary rigs while preserving the original's iconic character.

$179.99
Fuzzrite Mini
Catalinbread
The Fuzzrite Mini distills the exact circuit of the original 1960s Fuzzrite in a compact mini format, developed in collaboration with the estate of Semie Moseley, founder of Mosrite. The Depth control blends a second transistor gain stage, ranging from a clean fat tone at minimum to aggressive gated tones and pseudo ring-mod upper octave harmonics at maximum.

$129.99
Giygas 2K Fuzz
Catalinbread
The Giygas 2K is a highly modified fuzz engine in a slim two-knob format — the Muff for people that don't like Muffs. Unlike traditional dual-filter fuzz designs, the Giygas 2K sculpts its tone with respect to the surrounding circuitry, giving you volume-knob cleanup and a punchy, responsive feel. The Fuzz knob sweeps from a warm, slightly gritty boost all the way to a rich, rounded square-wave singing fuzz.

$129.99
Katzenkönig
Catalinbread
The Katzenkönig combines the best elements of a Tone Bender MkII fuzz with a Rat distortion to create something that sings like a fuzz but is tight like a distortion. Three germanium transistors drive the front section derived from the Tone Bender MKII, with a Filter control providing tonal variations unavailable on the original. Compatible with both humbuckers and single coils, and works equally well with cranked or clean amplifiers.

$179.99
Majestic Railway (Cabinet Series)
Catalinbread
The Majestic Railway recreates the Tone Messer circuit from Grand Funk Railroad's Mark Farner's Musicraft Messenger guitar. Part of Catalinbread's Cabinet Series, it includes a pickup simulator and guitar-style volume and tone knobs placed before the actual fuzz circuit, along with an output boost for practical amplifier use.

$169.99
Manx Loaghtan Fuzz (Reissue)
Catalinbread
The Manx Loaghtan Fuzz (Reissue) is a reissue of a classic Big Muff-style fuzz pedal featuring a more powerful Baxandall-type EQ section in place of the original's single-knob dual filter. It offers chunky chords, woodwind-like sustain, and low-gain overdrive tones. The Sustain control includes a treble-retaining subcircuit to preserve high-frequency content at lower gain settings.

$169.99
Merkin Fuzz (Reissue)
Catalinbread
The Merkin Fuzz is a reissue of one of Catalinbread's first fuzz pedals, blending design elements from classic American fuzz boxes including the Mosrite Fuzzrite and Jordan Bosstone. It features three gain stages with the first two governed by the Texture control, creating a wide array of vintage fuzz tones. The Texture knob acts as a mixer between gain stages with mild phase cancellation at the midpoint for distinctive vintage coloration.

$159.99
Perseus DIO
Catalinbread
The Perseus DIO is a three-voice all-analog octave-down fuzz pedal that generates harmonically rich square waves and clean sub-octave tones. It features independent controls for one and two octaves down, each with a dedicated low-pass filter, plus a dry signal knob that produces light distortion capable of pushing an amplifier into overdrive. All three voices can be blended together for a wide range of bass-heavy and fuzz textures.

$184.99
StarCrash Fuzz
Catalinbread
The StarCrash Fuzz is a silicon-based fuzz pedal inspired by 1970s Fuzz Face designs, modernized with a Bias control that shapes texture from full and throaty to sputtery and velcro-esque, plus a Low-Cut filter for bass frequency shaping. The standard fuzz knob was omitted since most players maxed it out anyway.

$139.99
Bliss Factory
Chase Bliss Audio
The very famous five-knob, two germanium transistor fuzz made in collaboration with ZVEX — in short, a souped-up Fuzz Factory with digital control and a resonant low pass filter.
Nichols 1966
Danelectro
The Nichols 1966 is a Fuzzy Drive pedal recreating the original 1966 design that Danelectro owner Steve built in his parents' garage on Nichols Canyon Place in Hollywood. Originally called 'The Liverpool Fuzz Tone', it uses a completely unique circuit architecture, sitting half way between a distortion and a fuzz, delivering tones unlike any other pedal.
~900
Fairfield Circuitry
The ~900 is a ferocious fuzz pedal featuring two cascading JFET gain stages, offering a very wide range of gain and adding delicious harmonics.

CA$310
The Unpleasant Surprise
Fairfield Circuitry
An experimental fuzz/gate pedal born from an oddball circuit that destroys your signal in the most strangely natural way, tweaked and optimized for maximum stench and unpleasance.

CA$310
3 Series Fuzz
JHS Pedals
The JHS Pedals 3 Series Fuzz is a versatile fuzz box that cleans up well with your guitar's volume knob, offering soaring sustain and clear articulation. The Bias knob provides a gated sound at higher settings, while the Fat toggle engages a bass boost for a fatter, more powerful sound.

$99
4 Wheeler
JHS Pedals
The JHS Pedals 4 Wheeler is a bass fuzz pedal offering everything from 1960s jam band tones to modern electronic fuzz, with Volume, Tone, Fuzz, Gate controls and a Hi/Lo toggle for bass-focused or standard voicing.
4 Wheeler (Printed)
JHS Pedals
The JHS Pedals 4 Wheeler (Printed) is a cosmetic variant of the 4 Wheeler bass fuzz pedal with a printed enclosure design, now discontinued.
73 Ram's Head
JHS Pedals
The JHS Pedals 73 Ram's Head is a faithful recreation of the rare 1973 'Ram's Head' Big Muff Pi circuit, produced as a limited run in October 2013 and now discontinued.
Astro Mess
JHS Pedals
A silicon fuzz pedal born from a collaboration with Switchfoot's Drew Shirley, blending vintage and modern fuzz character with a gated mode for aggressive pick-responsive tones.

$0
BENDER
JHS Pedals
A replica of a 1973 MKIII Tonebender fuzz pedal featuring three silicon transistors that capture the touch and response of vintage germanium, with Volume, Tone, and Attack controls plus a JHS Mode switch for extra gain and a mid-frequency boost.

$89.50
BERKELEY
JHS Pedals
A tribute to the rare 1973 Seamoon Fresh Fuzz (Version 1, single op amp 741) from JHS Pedals' Legends of Fuzz series, capturing the fuzz tones used by Tom Scholz and Eric Johnson in a 9V battery-capable enclosure.

$89.50
Big Muff 2
JHS Pedals
A collaboration between JHS Pedals and Electro-Harmonix that brings to life Bob Myer's never-built 1970s schematic for a dual op-amp Big Muff, delivering a more aggressive, cutting Big Muff voice with enhanced low-end, midrange, and volume compared to classic versions.

$249
BIG MUFFULETTA
JHS Pedals
An oversized fuzz/distortion pedal from JHS Pedals' BIG series featuring 4x the size and 8x the outputs of a standard pedal, delivering a larger-than-life tone with multiple output options.

$0
Bunrunner
JHS Pedals
A dual-fuzz pedal combining the JHS Astro Mess (gated modern fuzz) and a germanium Tonebender-style fuzz, with an order toggle switch for stacking both circuits in either sequence.
Cheese Ball
JHS Pedals
A faithful recreation of a legendary 1990s British fuzz/distortion circuit used by The Edge, Jimmy Page, and Kevin Shields, featuring a four-position mode selector for distinct gain and tone characters.

$179
Coyote
JHS Pedals
A one-knob octave fuzz based on the rare Moonrock Fuzz by G.S. Wyllie, sweeping continuously through three distinct effects — gated swell, full fuzz, and aggressive octave-up — with exceptional touch sensitivity and volume-knob cleanup.

$149
Crimson
JHS Pedals
A replica of the rare 1991-1992 Mike Matthews Red Army Overdrive (Sovtek Big Muff), the Crimson is a fuzz pedal with Volume, Tone, and Distort controls plus a JHS Mode mid-boost toggle.

$89.50
Firefly
JHS Pedals
The JHS Pedals Firefly is a germanium fuzz pedal based on the Sola Sound Tone Bender MKIII circuit, featuring hand-matched AC128 transistors and a Bias control for fine-tuning the germanium transistors.

$0
Lizard Queen
JHS Pedals
A discontinued JHS Pedals fuzz/distortion effect pedal.

$0
Mary-K
JHS Pedals
A fuzz pedal inspired by the 1968/1969 Kay Fuzz Tone F1, part of the JHS Legends of Fuzz series, featuring a Frequency knob with optional expression pedal control for a variable filter sweep.

$89.50
Mini Foot Fuzz V1
JHS Pedals
Ultra-compact classic fuzz pedal in a 1" x 3" enclosure delivering rich harmonics, massive headroom, and thick fuzz-overdrive tones.

$0
Mini Foot Fuzz V2
JHS Pedals
Ultra-compact classic fuzz pedal in a 1" x 3" enclosure delivering rich harmonics, massive headroom, and thick fuzz-overdrive tones.

$0
Muffuletta
JHS Pedals
A six-mode analog Big Muff fuzz pedal offering faithful recreations of the most beloved eras of the EHX Big Muff circuit plus a JHS-exclusive take.

$249
Pandamonium
JHS Pedals
A dual-channel bass pedal combining the 4 Wheeler Fuzz on the right side with an SVT-inspired preamp/overdrive on the left, with an order toggle switch to select which circuit comes first.

$0
Plugin
JHS Pedals
A floor-based fuzz pedal from JHS's Legends of Fuzz series, recreating the tone of the 1967 Jordan Electronics Boss Tone, the first commercially successful US plug-in guitar effect.

$89.50
Pollinator
JHS Pedals
A germanium fuzz pedal based on the classic Fuzz Face circuit with tripled output headroom, an external bias knob, and hand-matched AC128 transistors.

$0
Pollinator V2
JHS Pedals
The updated version of JHS's germanium Fuzz Face-inspired pedal, featuring tripled output headroom, an external bias knob, and hand-matched AC128 transistors.

$0
Smiley
JHS Pedals
A sonically faithful silicon Fuzz Face recreation from the JHS Legends of Fuzz series, inspired by first-era Arbiter silicon fuzz circuits with an added JHS Mode for high-gain gated fuzz.

$89.50
Supreme
JHS Pedals
A replica of the 1972 Univox Super-Fuzz, delivering a loud octave-up fuzz with Tone and JHS Mode switches.

$89.50
HONEY POT FUZZ
TC Electronic
Vintage-Flavored Fuzz Pedal with Massive Wall of Tones and Miles of Sustain
RUSTY FUZZ
TC Electronic
Silicon-Based Transistor Fuzz with Vintage Gated and Velcro-Like Fuzz Tones

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