Fuzz Pedals
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Electro Harmonix Nano Big Muff Fuzz
Electro Harmonix Op Amp Big Muff Pi Fuzz
JHS Pedals 3 Series Fuzz
Electro Harmonix Little Big Muff Pi
Electro Harmonix Ram's Head Big Muff Fuzz
Dunlop FFM3 Hendrix Fuzz Face Mini
Dunlop FFM6 Jimi Hendrix Band Of Gypsys Mini Fuzz
Keeley Dark Side Fuzz
Dunlop FFM2 Germanium Fuzz Face Mini
MXR M103 Blue Box Octave Fuzz
Electro Harmonix Big Muff Pi with Tone Wicker Fuzz
Fender The Pelt Fuzz Pedal
Electro Harmonix Nano Bass Big Muff PI Fuzz
Dunlop Hendrix Fuzz Face Mini JD-JHW1
Electro Harmonix Triangle Big Muff Fuzz
Electro Harmonix Flatiron Fuzz
Electro Harmonix Mainframe Bit Crusher
JHS Pedals Muffuletta Fuzz
Smart Belle Amplification Belle Fuzz
Catalinbread Katzenkonig Fuzz
BOSS FZ-5 Fuzz Pedal
Dunlop JHF-1 Hendrix Fuzz Face
JHS Pedals Mini Foot Fuzz V2
JHS Pedals EHX Triangle Muff
Electro Harmonix Deluxe Big Muff
MXR Slash JD-SF01 Octave Fuzz
MXR M236 Super Badass Variac Fuzz
MXR M296 Classic 108 Fuzz Mini
ZVEX Vexter Fuzz Factory
JHS Pedals Bender Fuzz
Electro Harmonix Satisfaction Fuzz
BOSS SYB-5 Bass Synthesizer
Fulltone Mas Malo Fuzz
MXR Custom Shop Brown Acid Fuzz
Way Huge Havalina Germanium Fuzz
EarthQuaker Devices Hoof Reaper V2 Fuzz
ZVEX Fuzzolo Fuzz Pedal
ZVEX Vexter Series Woolly Mammoth Fuzz
ZVEX Vertical Fuzz Factory
Way Huge Conquistador Fuzzstortion
About Fuzz Pedals
From smooth, vintage tones to all-out cacophony, fuzz pedals have been at the foot of every lover of noise since Jimi Hendrix.
Fuzz is the oldest and simplest type of guitar pedal. Because of this, it’s easy for pedal manufacturers to put their own unique spin on this simple effect. This means there is an overwhelming smorgasbord of fuzzy goodness available; from reproductions of vintage circuits like the Dunlop Fuzz Face and Electro Harmonix Big Muff to modern classics like the Z.Vex Fuzz Factory or Gamechanger Audio’s Plasma Pedal.
Fuzz pedals are extremely responsive to your guitar. It is quite common for guitar players to adjust how distorted the signal is simply by turning down the volume on their guitar. This makes fuzz pedals versatile and organic. Another interesting feature is that they change greatly based on the voltage. Players would often allow the battery to run low in order to create a more spitty, ‘gated’ sound. Modern fuzz pedals often replicate this by having a ‘Bias’ knob. This starves the pedal of voltage, without having to chew through batteries.