Death by Audio Fuzz War

Whether set dirty or set clean, the Catalinbread Karma Suture will sound fantastic into any amp. Regardless if you are utilizing it to overdrive, boost, and enhance your dirt pedals or as a standalone dirt box into your amplifier, the Karma Suture will deliver an even-order harmonic distortion with unique personalities. Its four control layout lets you dial in a broad range of harmonically rich tones. The silicon version gives you a more immediate picking attack with a more in-your-face tone.

The Black Cat OD-1 or “Freddie Fuzz” is an original design crafted based on the innovative properties of Analog Devices’ dual operational amplifier chip, OP275. It can go from clean to moderately crunchy to full-on saturated distortion. The Black Cat OD-1 responds to your pick attack and cleans up well when you roll back the guitar volume, just like a great Fuzz Face. It has been used by the likes of Lyle Workman, Beck, Steve Lukather, Scott Henderson, Kyle Cook (Matchbox Twenty), and several others.

With the fame of its smaller footprint JR series, Amptweaker has included guitar and bass versions of its Fuzz pedals, launching the BluesFuzz JR. These pedals boast most of the tone-tweaking features found on their bigger counterparts, while eradicating battery switches, lit controls, effects loops, and boost features that are unnecessary to some players to shrink the size and weight. The BluesFuzz JR Effects Pedal contains Fuzz, Tone, and Volume control, which automatically changes bias for more exquisite clean tones. Its Fat/Normal/Tight switch lets you adjust your guitar’s attack.