132 circuits
Fuzz pedals push your signal into hard, saturated clipping, from vintage warmth to a synth-like wall of buzz. These 132 fuzz circuits each come with a free printable drill template, spanning the Fuzz Face, Tone Bender, Big Muff and octave-fuzz lineages. Print at 1:1 scale, tape to the enclosure, centre-punch, and drill.
Nothing to tape down, nothing to slip, and it wraps the sides so the jacks line up. The editor makes one from your own layout, for the exact enclosure you picked, $29.
Here we have a pedal adaptation of the fuzz section from the Acoustic Control Corp Model 360 bass amp, and the Model 260 guitar amp.
View template →Compare to Fortin Fuzz)))
View template →Another gloriously horrible fuzz offering from the queen of extreme.
View template →125B · 125B 4-Knob (Type 1)
View template →Full-on fizz with a massive range on the tone control.
View template →Earth-shattering fuzz. The doom is strong with this one.
View template →Compare to BearFoot FX Candy Apple Fuzz
View template →One board, two delightfully freaky boxes of fuzz fun - the disASS-KRACKle.
View template →Jimi used one on the title track of Axis Bold As Love . What else do you need to know?
View template →The B-Side Fuzz was inspired by the Mid-Fi Electronics Demo Tape Fuzz, a pedal designed to emulate the distortion created by a 4-track/mixer/mic pre.
View template →Compare to Blackout Effectors Musket Fuzz
View template →First build? Look no further. This super little fuzz couldn't be easier to put together.
View template →Compare to Aclam The Mocker
View template →Compare to Death By Audio Fuzz War
View template →Compare to Death By Audio Fuzz War II
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View template →The daddy of thick, meaty fuzz. Everyone needs some Muff in their life.
View template →The daddy of thick, meaty fuzz. Everyone needs some Muff in their life.
View template →Really sweet silicon take on a Mk II Tone Bender.
View template →Big Muffs. There's never enough. Here we have the much hyped 2025 edition '2', based on a rough 'back of a flyer' sketch from way back when.
View template →Compare to EQD Black Ash Fuzz
View template →Compare to Lollar Fuzz
View template →Compare to MidFi Clari(not) Fuzz Version
View template →Compare to DOD FX52 Classic Fuzz
View template →Noisy, uncompromising, signal-tearing gain.
View template →If you like it extreme, splattery and utterly destructive then this is for you.
View template →Compare to Frantone Cream Puff
View template →Compare to FuzzHugger Doom Bloom
View template →Based on the Sola Sound Tone Bender Mk. II, the second version of the legendary fuzz pedal from Macaris in London that changed the music world forever.
View template →Compare to EQD Terminal Fuzz
View template →Compare to Mellowtone Wolf Computer
View template →The stoned drop-out sibling of the Pond Scum, this fella knows what filth you're after and how to get it.
View template →The Executive Fuzz was inspired by the Jordan Boss Tone
View template →This is one absolute beast of a circuit.
View template →When is a Fuzz Face not a Fuzz Face? When it's actually based on an Octavio without the octave.
View template →If you love the fuzz, but want to keep your guitar's tonal character, this one's for you.
View template →Based on the ZVEX Fuzz Factory, a glitchy silicon/germanium hybrid fuzz known for its dizzying array of controls and untamed sounds.
View template →Compare to Mr Black Darling Fuzz
View template →Compare to Shin Ei FY-2 Companion Fuzz
View template →Compare to DOD Chthonic Fuzz
View template →Sibling to the Moon Unit Fuzz.
View template →Compare to Skreddy Lunar Module Deluxe
View template →NPN Ge Texas Square Face available until we run out of suitable cans.
View template →125B · 125B 5-Knob (Type 1)
View template →The silicon Fuzz Face is a glorious thing. But what if you want more control of the subtleties streaming out of that sublime circuit?
View template →Compare to Sam Ash Fuzz-Stainer
View template →Compare to Basic Audio Lucky Number
View template →An utter beast of a take on a hybrid Tone Bender.
View template →Compare to ZVEX Machine
View template →Compare to Way Huge Swollen Pickle
View template →Compare to Burns Buzzaround
View template →The extreme, uncompromising beast that is the Sunny-T is one of our all-time best selling kits.
View template →Silicon version (i.e. much easier to source and to fettle) of a fantastic germanium fuzz box, giving what's been described as a 'greasy' fuzz tone.
View template →Designed by Ed Sanner as the successor to the FuzzRite, this sought after fuzz is rightly held in high esteem.
View template →1590B · 1590B 2-Knob (Type 1)
View template →Seems like everyone has their own take on the classic Colorsound One-Knob Fuzz, and why not?
View template →Compare to Devi Ever Legend of Fuzz
View template →Compare to Devi Ever Hyperion
View template →Compare to Devi Ever Hyperion2
View template →Compare to Hovercraft Ionostrofear
View template →Now this is a skanky, skuzzy little number. Amazing garage tones from a really simple build.
View template →Compare to Greer Amps Green Giant Fuzz
View template →A quick and easy fuzz build with a massive sound.
View template →Compare to D*A*M FZ-673
View template →Compare to Keeley Psi Fuzz
View template →The raucous cousin of the Ramesses Fuzz, this Big Muff-based beast pulls no punches.
View template →Take Craig Anderton's Tube-Sound Fuzz circuit, add some tiny tweaks, give it a silly name.
View template →Compare to EHX Lizard Queen Octave Fuzz
View template →Also available in horizontal format if you like that kind of thing.
View template →Ooooh that's meaty. This op-amp based 70s beast throws out much more mighty fuzz than the small parts count would have you believe.
View template →Compare to MXR Blue Box
View template →Compare to Sola Sound Yellow Hybrid Tone Bender
View template →Compare to Deep Trip BOG
View template →Absolutely massive fuzz designed for bass but just as brutal on guitar - honest!
View template →An absolute beast of classic 60s-style garage fuzz - a hairy box of grunge based on the Fuzz Rite.
View template →Compare to EHX Muff Fuzz
View template →1590B · 1590B 5-Knob (Type 1)
View template →Piercing, clanky, vintage goodness that'll cut through any band mush.
View template →Very early EHX gain box that originally plugged straight into the guitar.
View template →The original transistor-based version of the EHX Muff Fuzz.
View template →Compare to Stomp Under Foot Utility Muffin
View template →Compare to EHX Big Muff Pi
View template →Some people prefer simplicity - less is more. Some like to tweak their knobs all night - this one's for you...
View template →Compare to Fairfield Circuitry ~900 Fuzz
View template →Compare to Cornish NG-2
View template →Compare to Roger Mayer Octavia
View template →Such a lot of thick fuzz for such a small build. Excellent response to playing dynamics.
View template →Compare to Lastgasp Octavella
View template →Compare to Seppuku Space Fuzz
View template →Now this is a fun little fuzz box.
View template →Based on the Zvex Woolly Mammoth, a full-frequency silicon fuzz, originally designed for bass but just as suited for guitar.
View template →Compare to Frantone Peachfuzz
View template →Based on the Colorsound / Sola Sound Tone Bender Mk III, with an added voltage inverter so it can be powered by a negative-ground supply.
View template →Compare to FuzzHugger Algal Bloom
View template →Compare to ThorpyFX Fallout Cloud
View template →A beautiful box of fuzz, designed to get you a huge range of Jimi tones from Electric Ladyland through to Band of Gypsys.
View template →Compare to EHX / JHS Big Muff Pi 2
View template →A wonderfully frightening fuzz.
View template →Compare to Supro 1304 Fuzz
View template →Based on the Univox Superfuzz / Shin-ei FY-6, a classic untamed fuzz from the 1970s that adds an octave-up overtone, made famous by Pete Townshend.
View template →Doug Deeper's box of batsh*t crazy fuzz.
View template →You like your fuzz extreme and wild? (Who doesn't?) - This is for you.
View template →Compare to Analogman Sunface BC108
View template →Schaller's take/tweak of the silicon Fuzz Face.
View template →Compare to EQD Tone Reaper
View template →Really skanky vintage fuzz tones. Fizzy, splattery, over-the-top and gloriously nasty.
View template →Compare to Arbiter Fuzz Face (Silicon)
View template →Simple single-knob sine wave slayer.
View template →A deluxe adaptation of the classic Dallas-Arbiter Fuzz Face circuit from 1966 with several on-board modifications as well as a voltage inverter.
View template →High gain, gated fuzz for all you filth freaks. Wind the fuzz back for some almost sensible drive tones, or crank it for an absolute splatter-fest
View template →Compare to Mosrite FUZZrite
View template →Compare to Strymon Canoga Fuzz
View template →Compare to Analogman Sunface
View template →Who wouldn't like a Sunn Model T in their set-up? Bet you can't name one person.
View template →Compare to KMA Fuzzly Bear
View template →Compare to Blackout Effectors Blunderbuss Fuzz
View template →Compare to Spaceman Titan II
View template →All-time classic fuzz. Huge, smooth sounds available from this great circuit.
View template →All-time classic fuzz. Huge, smooth sounds available from this great circuit.
View template →Compare to Catalinbread Merkin Fuzz
View template →Craig Anderton's Tube-Sound Fuzz - such a classic circuit full of joy and wonder.
View template →Compare to Mr Black Doomstick II
View template →Fuzz Face. That ubiquitous little box of delight. Love it or hate it, you can't ignore it.
View template →Compare to Way Huge Conquistador Fuzzstortion
View template →NOTE - PCB has been updated. The toggle switch that was between the two pots has been moved up 4mm so things are less cramped.
View template →This here is the result of someone having the great idea of sticking a Green Ringer octave-up circuit after a Llamatron fuzz.
View template →Earning it's rightful place in the history of the Tone Bender, this little chap is pretty hard to come by.
View template →Based on the fOXX® Tone Machine octave fuzz, with added modifications to the tone control and the octave switch.
View template →This is a great fuzz from El Musico Loco which is no more (RIP).
View template →Single channel version of the discontinued hybrid silicon/germanium, fuzz beast.
View template →JHS's bargain offering that was touted alongside their germanium Zonk Machine.
View template →NOTE: DOES NOT INCLUDE TRANSISTORS
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