Death by Audio Fuzz War

The Bogner Oxford fuzz pedal lets you create fuzz tones ranging from glitchy pandemonium to subtle grit. A Rupert Neve-designed transformer and ferrosilicon transistor combine to achieve uniform, organic-sounding tones with excellent touch sensitivity. The Oxford features Fuzz and Gain switches that enable six fuzz combinations that sound wonderful at any volume. It employs bulletproof construction, including top-shelf components, a rugged metal enclosure, and temperature-resistant transistor. If you are in the market for a great fuzz pedal with vast tonal possibilities, you should consider Bogner’s Oxford.

Catalinbread collaborated with the Moseley estate to make a faithful reproduction of the iconic Mosrite Fuzzrite fuzz pedal—a brutish, sputtery, and proudly dirty classic. They transferred the Depth and Volume knobs to the top side, eliminated the battery switch, and enlarged the logo. The Catalinbread Fuzzrite Fuzz Pedal features the same explosive garage grit as the original. You can adjust the Depth control to produce anything from beastly saturation to fat cleans. The Volume knob allows for more subdued levels or amp overdriving for raggedy goodness.

The TightFuzz Pro is built from Amptweaker’s famous TightFuzz distortion pedal. Similar to the standard-sized variant, it boasts several tonal options thanks to the Silicon/Germanium switch, 60’s/70’s tone switch, and Smooth Edge switch. The TightFuzz Pro introduces an auto-bias feature built into the Fuzz control that lets the knob control the nastiest and cleanest distortions using a single control. Unlike most “reissue” fuzz boxes, the Tight control’s addition allows the input of the fuzz circuit to be buffered from your guitar in a compensated fashion.