Warm Audio releases compact MOD Centavo and WA-C1 plus Black Keys Peach Fuzz

October 2, 2026 · 2 sources

Warm Audio released compact versions of two existing pedals, the Centavo and the WA-C1 Stereo Chorus / Vibrato, plus a new Black Keys signature Peach Fuzz, Guitar Pedal X reported on October 2, 2026¹.

The Peach Fuzz is a collaboration between Warm Audio and The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach, based on the company's "'70s Foxy-style fuzz and octave pedal"². Warm Audio lists NOS 2N3565 Fairchild transistors, germanium 1N34A diodes, carbon resistors and film capacitors, with volume, sustain and mellow-to-brite tone controls². It adds selectable momentary and latching octave-up control, which the maker says lets players "use the momentary hold to bring the octave in and out on demand while playing"². The enclosure is covered in flocked velvet in a peach color tied to the 2026 Black Keys release, Peaches². Warm Audio gives an MSRP of $199². Guitar Pedal X lists controls as volume, sustain, fuzz, a latching/momentary switch, an on/off footswitch and an octave sustain footswitch, and notes the pedal is not a take on the Frantone Peach Fuzz¹.

The Centavo Compact MOD is a shrunk-down Klone overdrive with gain, treble and output controls and a MOD switch for more bass and presence, at $189¹. The WA-C1 Compact MOD is a CE-1-style stereo chorus and vibrato with level and high/low input sensitivity, separate depth and rate for chorus and vibrato, and top-mounted switches for stock or high impedance and vintage or modern bypass; the footswitch changes effect on a press-hold¹. It is priced at $199¹.

Guitar Pedal X described the Centavo as "a shrunk down compact Klone" and wrote that "there are equivalent or better examples of that circuit already out there, not necessarily at this price point though"¹. Of the Peach Fuzz enclosure it wrote that it is "a little over-sized for my preferences, but functionally pretty smart"¹.