Fuzz Dog Drill Templates

Enclosure layouts designed for Fuzz Dog circuit boards. Accurate hole positions for common Fuzz Dog builds, ready to export and drill.

184 templates available

A 3D printed drill jig sitting over a pedal enclosure.

3D printable drill jig pack

Nothing to tape down, nothing to slip, and it wraps the sides so the jacks line up. The jig pack covers most Fuzz Dog 1590B builds, $12.

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18 Watt

Another banger from the archives of Run Off Groove: an emulation of the tones of mid-late 60's Marshall EL84-based 18 watt practice amps.

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186,282Mps Drive

THIS NOW COMES WITH THE SOUTHERN LIGHTS PCB, so you'll need to follow that build doc which is linked below.

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3-Band Rat

We all love a Rat, right? If not, try one again - you're wrong.

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360 Fuzz

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.

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64 Vox

Aiming to capture the inner essence of 60's Vox amps, it does a marvellous job with such a small parts count.

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7 of Dwarves Auto Wah

An updated and tweaked version of a 90's rackmount auto filter squeezed into a neat little 1590B package.

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74 Combo

Bringing you all the sweet characteristics of the glorious Marshall™ 18W EL-84 combo.

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8-Bit Legend

Another gloriously horrible fuzz offering from the queen of extreme.

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AcouPre

Developed for acoustic guitars, but just as at home with an electric plugged in.

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Acti-Boost

A nice pair of boosts/tone shapers, both of which can be made using the same PCB (though only one at a time - come on!).

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AF-60

Full-on fizz with a massive range on the tone control.

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Amber Chuck V4

Gotta love amp-in-a-box circuits when they sound as good as this...

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Angry Chuck V3

Gotta love amp-in-a-box circuits when they sound as good as this...

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Annihilator Fuzz

Earth-shattering fuzz. The doom is strong with this one.

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Ass Krack Fuzz

One board, two delightfully freaky boxes of fuzz fun - the disASS-KRACKle.

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Axis Fuzz

Jimi used one on the title track of Axis Bold As Love . What else do you need to know?

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Bass Pig - Hog's Foot bass boost

Fatten up your Jazz. Add some punch to your Precision. Tiny little recreation of the Hog's Foot boost to add some aces to your basses.

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Baxandall Tone Stack

Utility board to add a Baxandall (OK, James) tone stack to another circuit.

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Bazz Fuzz

First build? Look no further. This super little fuzz couldn't be easier to put together.

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BBC Dumb

Get yourself a little bit of that Dumble magic.

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BeatleVox

Love them, hate them, or roll your eyes with utter indifference - The Beatles kicked out some fantastic tone.

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Bee Juice Overdrive

Incredibly responsive dynamic overdrive with a sound as sweet as honey.

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Big Fluffy Pie - Bass Blender

Our contribution to the happiness of bass players everywhere...

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Big Muff Pi

The daddy of thick, meaty fuzz. Everyone needs some Muff in their life.

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Big Muff Pi - 3-Band Tone

The daddy of thick, meaty fuzz. Everyone needs some Muff in their life.

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Black Ash Fuzz

Really sweet silicon take on a Mk II Tone Bender.

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Black Tiger Boost

We've no idea why this was discontinued, but what the hey? Here it is.

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Blaster - Alembic Stratoblaster

Clone of the vintage Alembic StratoBlaster boost.

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Blue Boo Boost

Gotta love a RangeMaster, right? Beautiful treble boost, a bit - or a lot - of grit to on your tone.

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Blue Moon Drive

Delightful box of tone for pushing tube-like drive into your signal.

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BMP2

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.

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Boner Boost

Probably the most popular one-knob boost available. Famously crackles when adjusted, but hey - that's ok!

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Box of Krunch

More Marshall-in-a-Box fun, and this one doesn't disappoint.

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Box of Tone 50

Super-simple boost/OD box. Single bias control will take you from clean boost to overdrive, and can crank enough juice out to really push an amp into new territory.

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Brain Bomb

Nice PT2399-based vibrato/chorus with a twist.

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Brian May Treble Boost

Great treble boost that doesn't rely on an unpredictable germanium transistor to do the magic.

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BSIAB2 - Brown Sound in a Box

Ed Guidry's high-gain distortion designed to recreate Eddie Van Halen's famous Brown Sound .

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Buffered Pickup Sim

NEW - we've added the option to have it without a footswitch.

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Cab Sim ROG Condor

Great speaker cabinet simulator from RunOffGroove .

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Candyman Overdrive

Arguably the most popular and sought after overdrive out there, just don't say the name out loud!

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Cherub Chorus

Great little chorus designed by Frequency Central.

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Chimera PreAmp

Sweet little box that emulates the superb tonal range of the pre-amp in the Chimera 30.

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Clapton Mid Boost

NOTE: this has unavoidable switch pop. Consider it an always-on effect.

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Cone Cranker

People just love the Electra circuit, don't they? Here's yet another twist on it by a company pushing that Richter scale to the limits.

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Cone Ripper - Filthy OD/Fuzz

Noisy, uncompromising, signal-tearing gain.

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Cosmos Fuzz

If you like it extreme, splattery and utterly destructive then this is for you.

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Crusher - Analog Bit Crusher

NOTE: the build doc still shows the pre-Direct-Connect version of the PCB.

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CSound Tremolo

Another lovely wobble box, this time getting somewhere close to the throbbing goodness found on a vintage Vox amp.

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Dark Octave Destroyer

Now then... The designer of this circuit isn't known for creamy smooth smoochy fuzz tones, but this one really is OUT THERE!

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Dart Boost

Simple one-knob boosts. What's not to love? Always room for one more.

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Deep Vibes Optical Vibe Machine

A modern take on getting the classic vibe sound, squeezed into a neat little 1590B package.

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Deuterium Boost

Clean boost with mega amounts of headroom. Based around the lovely OP2134 op-amp, this is as clean as boosts get.

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Doc Bob

Get yourself tuned into the delightful tones of the Vox UL730 preamp.

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Doom Scum Fuzz

The stoned drop-out sibling of the Pond Scum, this fella knows what filth you're after and how to get it.

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Dude Boost

Big, beefy FET boost in a tiny footprint. This is Tim Escobedo's Duende-JFET boost.

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Dumb Lloyd

Highly-hyped, highly priced Dumble-in-a-box.

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Dumbo Silver

Neat amp-in-a-box bringing you mid-focused, touch sensitive Dumble style tones.

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Eagle Claw Overdrive

As with many boutique boxes, this one owes a lot to those that came before.

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Echo Blue Delay

Clone your own Deep Blue Delay. What's that? It's a PT2399-based digital delay with an analog direct signal path.

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Eight Two Zero Drive

What do you do if you want the sweet, sweet magic of a Klon Centaur in your chain, but you don't want a Klon Centaur in your chain?

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EMpathy Drive

Nice and simple low/medium gain OD that responds well to playing dynamics and guitar volume adjustment.

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Engineer's Thumb Compressor

Valve Wizard's excellent compressor design. Something a little different to the Dynacomp variants.

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English Channel - Vertical Format

NOTE - If you want the kit pre-built, this option is only available with through-hole FETs.

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Enlightened Drive

New for 2024 - make yourself an original Japanese design that is actually almost a straight-up clone of the Zen Drive - the Yogi variant below.

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Ex-Con Overdrive

There are lots of amp emulation pedals out there, but none sound quite like this pup.

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Fat Furry Freak - Vertical config

This is one absolute beast of a circuit.

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Fillmore Fuzz

When is a Fuzz Face not a Fuzz Face? When it's actually based on an Octavio without the octave.

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Fire Breather Fuzz

If you love the fuzz, but want to keep your guitar's tonal character, this one's for you.

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FlatLine Compressor

John Hollis' relatively low parts count optical compressor. This fits in between the 'is it on' and 'super squished' camps.

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Fusion Fuzz

Sibling to the Moon Unit Fuzz.

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Fuzz Face - Basic

NPN Ge Texas Square Face available until we run out of suitable cans.

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Fuzz Guy

The silicon Fuzz Face is a glorious thing. But what if you want more control of the subtleties streaming out of that sublime circuit?

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Fuzzy Twist

An utter beast of a take on a hybrid Tone Bender.

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FX10 Boost

Recreate the DOD FX10 BiFET Preamp right here. Not exactly, as we've removed the original's switching which makes no difference at all to the performance.

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Gape

Beautifully simple pedal - who doesn't love a one-knobber after all?

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Gate Keeper Noise Gate

Simple but effective noise gate. Sure, you could go all in on a Decimator, but what do you want it to do?

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Ghost Notes

Tiny circuit that has a lot of smile-inducing potential. If you like it glitchy this could be the one for you.

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Glam Chorus

Sweet PT2399-based chorus action from the now discontinued Madbean project.

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God Says No

If you love what the Boner Boost does but hate the crackle, this one's for you.

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Golden Sunn

The extreme, uncompromising beast that is the Sunny-T is one of our all-time best selling kits.

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Gory Digit

OK, we have to admit this is a difficult one.

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GreaSi Box

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.

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Green Citrus - Matamp-in-a-box

This one comes growling out of the DIY archives to bite your face off.

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Green Ringer - Octave UP!

Our version of the Dan Armstrong Green Ringer, an octave-up circuit which can be used to great effect when combined with fuzz.

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Green Spike

Designed by Ed Sanner as the successor to the FuzzRite, this sought after fuzz is rightly held in high esteem.

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Grinder

A distortion-tweaker's delight. There's so much tone on tap with this one you'll lose track of time.

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Guv

There are many pedals out there that try to recreate the tone of a Marshall™ amp, and lots of them do it well.

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HaraKiri Overlord - Too Much Fuzz!

1590B · 1590B 2-Knob (Type 1)

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Harmonic Energiser

One for the Zappa fans out there. Great filter circuit that can do a whole range of cocked wah and more.

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Harmonic Percolator

New version as of August 2022

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Heavy Magic

What could be better than a sweet old DOD OD250? Perhaps a super-tuned box of just that with bells on.

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Hizbender

Traced by greybench over at FSB in October 22, we give you the Stafford Maxon Hizbender 1944T.

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HUGE Fuzz

Seems like everyone has their own take on the classic Colorsound One-Knob Fuzz, and why not?

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HyPak

Great little circuit to give you the oomph and response of a dirty HiWatt, similar to Pete's from Live in Leeds.

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It's a Bomber

Sweet, bass-heavy drive pedal - the signature model of Jeff Kollman.

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Jailbreak

Capturing the essence of Wayne Kramer's absolutely brutal MC5 tone.

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Jen Fuzz

Now this is a skanky, skuzzy little number. Amazing garage tones from a really simple build.

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Joy Drive

There's always room for more Dumble-in-a-Box pedals, and this one is rather nice, offering a higher gain range than some others.

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Karlito Loves Fuzz

A quick and easy fuzz build with a massive sound.

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Karryn

Now discontinued Japanese boutique take on emulating a cranked 70s era Marshall.

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Le Chat Noir Drive

Low parts count box of wonderful drive. Articulate and responsive, with clean up so nice you'd swear there was a tube amp in the box.

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Lester Fuzz

The raucous cousin of the Ramesses Fuzz, this Big Muff-based beast pulls no punches.

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Little Boy Blues Drive

Of course the world always needs another Tube Screamer based drive, right?

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Llamatron - Red Llama Fuzz

Take Craig Anderton's Tube-Sound Fuzz circuit, add some tiny tweaks, give it a silly name.

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LPB Boost / Treble Boost / Shouting Bird

Everyone needs a little boost now and again, and this dinky circuit is just the job.

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Mad Mule Vertical - Neil Young's Weld and Rust tones in a box

Also available in horizontal format if you like that kind of thing.

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Maestro MFZ-1 Fuzz

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.

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Magic Buffer Booster Box

The little box of magic you probably didn't know you needed.

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Magic Vibes Tremolo

You can never have enough wobble on the board, so here's a nice optical trem to add to the arsenal, updated for your pleasure in 2024.

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Master Boner

The Boner Boost is an outstandingly awesome little box of oomph, but it's not all about boosting.

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Mastodon Bass Fuzz

Absolutely massive fuzz designed for bass but just as brutal on guitar - honest!

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Maximus Distortium Vert - High Gain Distortion

Metal mayhem in a box that emulates some sweet fully Kranked amps, now in a more board-friendly vertical 1590B format.

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MaxMini

Stripped down version of a bigger drive that was designed to get your guitar tone into similar realms to William Basinski's 'Disintegration Loops'.

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May 83 Treble Boost

Another treble boost used by Mr May. This one can be seen in photos of his pedal board from 1981.

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May Queen

RunOffGroove's sweetly simple one-knob emulation of Brian May's signature tone.

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MegaHIWatt - Vintage HIWATT Amp Tone

One PCB, two different circuits based on 70s Hiwatt™ amp tones.

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Merky Fuzz

An absolute beast of classic 60s-style garage fuzz - a hairy box of grunge based on the Fuzz Rite.

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Mini Booster

Tremendous little booster that can do mega dB of clean or add grit if you want it.

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Molokai Mid Boost

Short-lived mid-boost pedal from waaaay back in '92.

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Moon Phaser

Who doesn't like a bit of phase fun? Yeah, not many hands up.

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Moon Unit - Dark Side of the Fuzz

1590B · 1590B 5-Knob (Type 1)

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Mosrite Fuzz Rite

Piercing, clanky, vintage goodness that'll cut through any band mush.

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Mr Creosote

Wafer thin? Hell no. This is a big, fat boost.

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Muff Fuzz (Op Amp)

Very early EHX gain box that originally plugged straight into the guitar.

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Muff Fuzz (Transistor)

The original transistor-based version of the EHX Muff Fuzz.

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Muffled Gun Fuzz

Some people prefer simplicity - less is more. Some like to tweak their knobs all night - this one's for you...

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Octave? Ja!

1967. What's that crazy new sound? It's... it's like there's another guitar playing the note an octave higher but it's way too precisely following.

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OD-1 / FullTilter

Jump in your way-back-when machine and ride that overdriven wave.

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Omega Treble Boost

Run Off Groove's stab at getting all the goodness of a Range Master without having to deal with the noise and temperament of germanium cans, and they've done a very nice job indeed.

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Ominous CabSim

Tone-tweaker's dream right here.

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One Knob Fuzz

Such a lot of thick fuzz for such a small build. Excellent response to playing dynamics.

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Orange Squeezer Compressor

Simple but nicely effective compressor kit. A lot of compressors have huge parts counts, but this one keeps it real and does what it says with the minimum of fuss.

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Overstellar Interdriver

1590B · 1590B 2-Knob (Type 1)

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Parental Guidance

A signature drive that really delivers.

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Parp Fuzz

Now this is a fun little fuzz box.

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Phase 90

Want phase? We got phase. 90 degrees of it.

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Quagmire Fuzz

A beautiful box of fuzz, designed to get you a huge range of Jimi tones from Electric Ladyland through to Band of Gypsys.

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Quiet Boost

If you love a Super Hard-On™ but think the crackle is not ok, look no further.

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Range Boss

Beautifully beefy boost with tweakable bass response.

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Range Master with Voltage Inverter

The Dallas Range Master. Bedrock of so many classic tones. Beautiful germanium treble boost.

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Rauff

Another variation on the Rat, and oh my, this is a doozy.

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Reasonably Good Mangler

Because sometimes it's about ripping your tone apart and getting crazy.

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Red Spike

A wonderfully frightening fuzz.

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Rhino

Big green grit machine right here. This is based on the popular Mk II version of the original, not the later Mk IV or current Mk V.

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RNG

Doug Deeper's box of batsh*t crazy fuzz.

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Roar Drive

Now that's a nifty parts count for a very versatile drive.

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Rodent Baxandall

The Rat. What's not to love? Well, maybe the fairly limited scope of the tone control.

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Rooby

You like your fuzz extreme and wild? (Who doesn't?) - This is for you.

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Schaller Fuzz

Schaller's take/tweak of the silicon Fuzz Face.

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Secret Screamer

One of those pedals that came and went in a flash, got snapped up and is now likely a decent chunk of a lot of people's retirement funds...

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Shin-Ei FY2 Companion Fuzz with post-boost

Really skanky vintage fuzz tones. Fizzy, splattery, over-the-top and gloriously nasty.

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Shred Master Vertical

Big, fat, high-gain distortion with a great range of tones thanks to the Contour control.

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Sideswipe

It's been said there are more pedals based on the Tube Screamer than there are grains of sand in the Sahara desert (it hasn't).

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Signal Sloth

Take the edge off with this clone of the long discontinued Boss™ SG-1 Slow Gear.

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Simple Compressor

Another 'is it on?' compressor. Not too squishy, just does the job.

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Simple One-Knob Reverb

As simple as reverb gets. A single knob to control the blend of dry and verb signal.

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Sludgesicle

Simple single-knob sine wave slayer.

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Spook Fuzz

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

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Stink Drive

Madbean's excellent take on Aron Nelson's Smash Drive.

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Sunny-T - cranked Sunn Model T tones

Who wouldn't like a Sunn Model T in their set-up? Bet you can't name one person.

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TC-35

Nice drive based on the Gorilla Tube Cruncher TC-35 solid state combo, thanks to the fine work of Aion FX.

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TEN

Yeah, y'all ignored it at the time - a little solid state joke amp that the lame kid had.

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The Verb - Box of Hall Reverb

Note: image shows previous version. New pic to follow.

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Tone Bender Pro MkII

All-time classic fuzz. Huge, smooth sounds available from this great circuit.

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Tone Bender Pro MkII Inverter

All-time classic fuzz. Huge, smooth sounds available from this great circuit.

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Toxic Minx - Distortion+/OD250

Clone of the MXR Distortion+, the 70's workhorse of the rich and famous (well, Randy Rhodes apparently).

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Trainwreck

Recreating the characteristics of a Trainwreck™ Express amp in a little stomp package.

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Treble Deluxe

Another boost which alledgedly has graced Mr May's rig at one time or another.

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Tube Steak Fuzz

Craig Anderton's Tube-Sound Fuzz - such a classic circuit full of joy and wonder.

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Utility Face

Fuzz Face. That ubiquitous little box of delight. Love it or hate it, you can't ignore it.

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V8

Want your rig to spew forth the grunt, growl and splutter of a V8 muscle car?

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Vintage Soda Fuzz

NOTE - PCB has been updated. The toggle switch that was between the two pots has been moved up 4mm so things are less cramped.

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Vintage Vox Drive

The last thing anyone wants is to fry their beloved vintage AC15 or AC30, but how else are you going to get that incredible tone of those great British beasts being pushed to the edge?

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Violet DuckBill Octave Fuzz

This here is the result of someone having the great idea of sticking a Green Ringer octave-up circuit after a Llamatron fuzz.

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Volt Thump

Metal wrecking machine in a box.

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Vox MkIII Treble and Bass

Earning it's rightful place in the history of the Tone Bender, this little chap is pretty hard to come by.

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Vox Treble Boost

Vintage treble boost. Need we say more?

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War Pig

Sometimes the simplest set-ups yield the most sought-after tone, and it doesn't get much simpler than Tony Iommi's early Black Sabbath sound.

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Watchman Optical Compressor

Keep a watchful eye on your signal with this optical compressor.

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Wee Beaver

This is a great fuzz from El Musico Loco which is no more (RIP).

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Wrecker Drive

Massive distortion for all your chug and djent needs.

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Zap

Single channel version of the discontinued hybrid silicon/germanium, fuzz beast.

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Zonk II

JHS's bargain offering that was touted alongside their germanium Zonk Machine.

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Zonk Machine

NOTE: DOES NOT INCLUDE TRANSISTORS

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