Mask Audio Electronics discontinues Part Garden fuzz pedal

December 10, 2025 · 1 sources

Mask Audio Electronics marked the Part Garden as discontinued on December 10, 2025. The maker states that all remaining stock is on clearance and will not be restocked once it sells out.

The pedal was made with Collector//Emitter and grew from the idea of stacking fuzz pedals. The maker describes it as two fuzzes in one enclosure, with the first described as fairly warm and the second as harmonically rich, and says it can work as a smooth overdrive, a wild fuzz, or anything in between.

Controls are three volume stages labeled I, II and III, plus Texture and YUH. Stage I sets how much signal enters the pedal and the general gain level; stage II sets gain between the two circuits and subtly attenuates bass as it is turned down; stage III is master volume. Texture changes the gain structure of the first stage, increasing gain and compression, and the maker notes that at the fully clockwise setting the signal is compressed enough that nothing passes unless boosted by another pedal. YUH changes the range of the Texture control, with the up position giving what the maker calls optimal range and the down position allowing finer tuning of more extreme sounds. There is no tone control; the maker says the gain controls make it easy to shape the signal.

The V2.x version adds soft-touch relay bypass, a redesigned power supply for less noise and a slight reduction in spiky high-end frequencies, according to the maker. It runs on a standard Boss-style 9VDC 2.1mm center-negative supply and has top-mounted jacks. Enclosures are hand screen printed by Pinebox Customs, with art by Taylor C Adams.

1. No US list price is given.