Zorg Effects releases the Glue Fuzz MkII fuzz pedal

February 20, 2026 · 2 sources

Zorg Effects has released the Glue Fuzz MkII, a rebuilt version of its first Glue Fuzz, reported by Delicious Audio on February 20, 2026¹. The pedal is listed on PedalPedia as a fuzz, octaver and filter².

The octave up section now has its own footswitch, where the original used a toggle, so players can switch between classic and octave up tones while playing²¹. Zorg Effects says the octave circuit was redesigned for "a nicer octave up tone, almost whammy like when playing up in the neck with your neck pickup on"². Delicious Audio describes the result as cleaner tracking and a nastier top end¹.

The gain range is wider, from almost clean to a large fuzz sound, and the maker says the pedal cleans up at lower guitar volume settings². The tone stack has two pots and two switches: mids can be boosted or cut at a chosen frequency, which the maker says spans fuzz face to big muff style, the tone knob moves between vintage and modern voicings, and at high gain the bass switch overloads the fuzz with low end for a dirtier, more compressed sound². A bias pot, described by Delicious Audio as a Bias knob, adjusts how far the fuzz is destroyed²¹.

Delicious Audio reports that the circuit uses silicon rather than germanium, set up to mimic old germanium behavior, and that the pedal is built with bass players in mind¹. Zorg Effects lists the circuit as analog, running on 9V DC center negative at 10mA². Neither source gives a price or a shipping date.

More fuzz pedals are listed on the site.