The Fjord Fuzz Dovre is a fuzz and spring reverb pedal in one enclosure, built by the Norwegian pedal maker Fjord Fuzz. Delicious Audio's Paolo De Gregorio described it as "a two-knob fuzz+spring reverb pedal": one knob sets the amount of fuzz, the other sets the decay of the spring reverb, and each effect has its own footswitch. The name is inspired by a somewhat mythical Norwegian mountain1.
Two circuits, two footswitches
The Dovre's two effects are fully separate circuits and can be used separately or stacked, so you can run fuzz alone, reverb alone, or both together1. The right footswitch activates the fuzz circuit, and the left footswitch triggers the spring reverb1.
Each circuit keeps its controls to a single knob. The fuzz section has one knob controlling the amount of fuzz, and the spring reverb section has a single knob controlling the effect's decay1.
On the character of the two effects, De Gregorio wrote that the spring reverb "is drippy and authentic sounding," and that the fuzz "can do a lot of different things, from dynamic tones to full-on tone devastation"1.
Where the fuzz came from
The fuzz circuit represents the culmination of the builder's fuzz development, which Delicious Audio describes as a three-year-long undertaking1. Fjord Fuzz has built a range of fuzz-based pedals around the Dovre, including the Fjord Fuzz SOL Fuzz-Vibe, the Fjord Fuzz Måne 2 x 2 Dynamic Filter Fuzz, the Fjord Fuzz Thor and the Fjord Fuzz Midnattssol.
Price and availability
Guitar Pedal X reported the Dovre's price as $2492. The same report, dated September 2025, noted that the UK retailer Andertons was listing the Dovre at a discounted £1492.
The Dovre lists at $2492. It combines the two effects in a single enclosure, so players who want a spring reverb or a fuzz on its own would need separate pedals for those effects.
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Questions
Can you use the fuzz and the spring reverb separately on the Fjord Fuzz Dovre?
Yes. The two effects are fully separate circuits and can be used separately or stacked, so the fuzz can run on its own, the spring reverb can run on its own, or both can be on at once. Each effect has its own footswitch, with the right footswitch activating the fuzz and the left footswitch triggering the spring reverb.
Which footswitch controls the fuzz on the Dovre?
The right footswitch activates the fuzz circuit. The left footswitch triggers the spring reverb. Since the two circuits are fully separate, each footswitch works independently of the other.
What is the Dovre named after?
The name is inspired by a somewhat mythical Norwegian mountain, which fits the naming style of the Norwegian builder Fjord Fuzz. The fuzz circuit itself represents the culmination of the builder's fuzz development, a three-year-long undertaking.
How much does the Fjord Fuzz Dovre cost?
The Dovre is $249, as reported by Guitar Pedal X in September 2025. The same report noted that the UK retailer Andertons was at that time listing the Dovre at a discounted £149.
Is the Dovre still made?
In September 2025, Fjord Fuzz split the Dovre into two standalone pedals: the four-control Fjær Spring Reverb and the Bjørn Classic Fuzz, both derived from the Dovre's component circuits and carrying new silver-foil ELZA facias. The Dovre itself combined both circuits in one enclosure.
Sources (2)
- Fjord Fuzz Dovre Fuzz + Reverb, Delicious Audio, 2024-11-08
- Guitar Pedal X, Guitar Pedal X, 2025-09-12
