Devi Ever Legend of Fuzz

The Legend of Fuzz is an analog fuzz pedal from Devi Ever FX, listed at $95 MSRP¹. Premier Guitar's reviewers, writing in a roundup of 28 stompboxes, describe its character from the player's side: "this high-gain, siliconbased pedal creates intense, saw-toothed shaped fuzz tones"¹.

What it does

The Legend of Fuzz sits in the gated, aggressive corner of the fuzz family. Where a smoother fuzz sustains every note, a gated fuzz clamps down hard between notes, and RockBoard's PedalPedia says this one has been compared to the Shin-ei Companion FY-2 fuzz, but with a stronger gate on circuit settings². That comparison points players toward a biting, splattery texture rather than a singing sustain, with the saw-toothed edge that both the maker and Premier Guitar's reviewers describe²¹.

Controls

The pedal keeps things simple: two knobs on an MXR-sized enclosure, labeled Volume and Control¹. Volume sets the output level, and Control shapes the fuzz character. There is no tone knob, no bias control and no switch bank to learn, which makes it a set-and-forget pedal on a board.

Power and practical notes

RockBoard's PedalPedia lists an analog circuit running on 9V DC, center negative², the standard pedal power arrangement, so it works with a normal 9V supply or daisy chain.

What reviewers said

Premier Guitar's reviewers gave the pedal a $95 MSRP and summed up its character as intense, saw-toothed shaped fuzz tones from a high-gain silicon circuit¹. Their description lines up with the maker's own framing: a gated, video-game-flavored fuzz rather than a traditional smooth one².

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