Fuzz pedals

Most popular Fuzz pedals products (1,061)

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  Electro-Harmonix Big Muff PI

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  Dunlop JDF2 Fuzz Face

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  MXR M103 Blue Box Octave Fuzz

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  Dunlop JHF1 Jimi Hendrix Fuzz Face

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  Zvex Fuzz Probe Vexter

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  Dunlop Jimi Hendrix Gypsy Fuzz

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  JHS Pedals Mini Foot Fuzz

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  BBE Windowpane

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  Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi with Tone Wicker

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  Fulltone Soul-Bender

Latest editorial reviews on Fuzz pedals

• 3.5 / 5

  A review of the Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Big Muff Pi

  01/06

  
  For many guitarists, the first thing that comes to mind when they hear the term “fuzz box” is the Big Muff Pi from Electro-Harmonix. With the new Deluxe Big Muff Pi, the company has added some cool additional features to its classic fuzz pedal.

• Flickinger Caged Crow, Vicious Cricket and Germanium Griffin Review

  10/03

  
  Let me introduce you today to a pedal series directly from the U.S. of A.

• Red Witch Fuzz God II, Medusa, Pentavocal Trem and Titan Review

  03/13

  
  Music is universal — even people in New Zealand, who live down under, play music. They even make guitar stompboxes. And of course, that's what interests us more here at AudioFanzine. Focus on four analog stompboxes...

Latest user reviews on Fuzz pedals

• “From Classic Fuzz to Full Bore Modern Distortion-Fuzz”

  Sonicake Fazy Cream
  10/08 by MGR/Brian Johnston

• “Perhaps the most flexible and diverse fuzz pedal”

  dpFX Pedals Nemesis+ Fuzz w/Expression
  09/28 by MGR/Brian Johnston

• “A Fuzz that has Overdrive and Distortion Qualities”

  Vick Audio Lucky No. 13
  09/11 by MGR/Brian Johnston

Latest news on Fuzz pedals

• [NAMM] [VIDEO] New gear from Earthquaker Devices

  01/25
  A lot of new gear at the Earthquaker Devices booth with the Spatial Delivery, Night Wire and many more, all demoed on their Sound Projector 25 amp.

• JHS Pedals present The Crayon

  11/18

• ZVex releases the Woolly Mammoth 7

  11/13

List of feature articles on Fuzz pedals

• A rundown of the most mythical fuzz pedals

  12/05

  
  Fuzzzzz! This onomatopoeia used to describe the first distorted sounds of an amp is hardly a stranger to any guitar player. The fuzz is obviously a distortion effect, but it's a also a culture in its own right. It actually defines a whole category of rock by itself and symbolizes the desire for emancipation and renewal of an entire generation. Audiofanzine invites you to (re)discover the greatest models that have left a mark in music history.

Latest forums on Fuzz pedals

• Comments about the feature article: Legends: The history of the great fuzz pedals

  0 Latest post: 12/06

• Comments about the review: Pi in Your Face

  0 Latest post: 01/07

• Question about EHX Big Muff?

  3 Latest post: 09/10

• Comments about the review: Stomping Down Under

  0 Latest post: 03/14

• [News items] BSM J-Fuzz

  0 Latest post: 06/09