Overdrive/fuzz combo pedal. Out of production from closed Louisville, KY boutique builder.

Based on ultra-rare Devi Ever Megagazer/Shoegazer circuit using metal can transistors in various configurations, discontinued limited series from Alec Breslow's early Pittsburgh workshop experiments.

Russian Muff hybrid with germanium and silicon. The pedal that launched EQD.

Two-transistor silicon fuzz based on the rare EFE Black Acid circuit. BC109C, punchy, full-bodied.

Compact dynamic waveshaper derived from the Dynamorph, creating envelope-controlled distortion that morphs with playing dynamics.

Warren Ellis signature octave fuzz. Based on 1970s Octavia with ring modulation. Made in Denmark.

Muff Fuzz-derived fuzz with extra gain stages and switchable germanium/silicon clipping.

Shin-Ei Companion fuzz with modified Big Muff tone stack and output gain stage.

4-transistor fuzz with flattened EQ curve for improved mix presence.

JFET amp-in-a-box meets power-amp fuzz with passive effects loop between sections.

Hybrid silicon/germanium fuzz with a massive, destructive voice and an unusual fluffy edge.

Bass fuzz with analog suboctave. Fuzz God II circuit plus all-analog octave generator. Dual footswitches.

Expanded Fuzz Factory with 9-position sub rotary and two 1956 Amperex Black Glass transistors. Seven controls.

Compact version of the Pharaoh fuzz with streamlined controls.

Three-path bitcrusher with 8 filter modes. UK experimentalism at £150. Download free firmware to convert it into their reverb or chorus.

Silicon fuzz circuit optimized for bass frequencies. Maintains low-end clarity at high gain.

Silicon-transistor fuzz with vintage character and Zander's signature attention to detail.

Fuzz Face variant with unique voicing. Skreddy's interpretation of classic circuit.

Supreme version of the Pharaoh fuzz with extended features and options.

Spirit in the Sky fuzz tones. Inspired by Norman Greenbaum's legendary dying-battery Boss Tone sound.

Torn speaker simulation. Captures the distorted, flapping sound of a physically damaged cone.

Zonk Machine MKII + Rangemaster treble boost (Marc Bolan s Shatterbox) with Big/Bigger voicing toggle.

Planetary Disorder Unit fuzz. Super noisy, dirty chaos machine from JPTR's ugly sound devices catalog.

Soviet Poltava fuzz recreation with NOS KT315A/GT310B transistors and switchable tone stack.