The Morley x DOD Wah-ocTo-Fuzz, which players and the makers themselves shorten to the WTF, is a three-in-one pedal that combines wah, octave and fuzz in a single enclosure. Announced on 28 May 2026, it is a collaboration between two effects makers pooling their archives: the octave section comes from DOD's classic 1986 FX35 Octoplus circuit, while the wah and fuzz draw on Morley's famed wah and 1970s fuzz circuits1. MusicRadar's review describes it as combining Morley's switchless wah with a DOD octaver and classic Morley fuzz2.
What it does
Each of the three effects can run individually, or all three can be stacked together at once. The pedal is designed for guitarists, bassists and keyboard players alike, so it is not strictly a guitar-only design1. The makers' own description of the result is that it "simply leaves players saying, 'WTF!'"1.
Players can shape each section with its own controls:
- Direct Level (octave section): controls the dry signal output, letting you blend the unaffected tone against the octave effect1
- Intensity Level (fuzz section): sets the gain1
The wah side uses Morley's switchless approach, where the treadle activates the effect rather than a separate switch2.
Design and power
The WTF is housed in a rugged and lightweight Cold-Rolled Steel chassis designed to survive life on a crowded pedalboard. Connectivity is straightforward, with standard 1/4-inch input and output jacks1.
Power is flexible: the pedal runs on either a 9V power supply or a battery, via an easy-access battery compartment1. Morley has also built in an onboard buffer circuit, which the company says aims to "protect your tone from any mischief in your signal chain"1.
Price and availability
The Wah-ocTo-Fuzz is priced at $249.99, a figure Guitar.com reported at the announcement1 and MusicRadar confirmed as the launch price2. MusicRadar also lists regional launch prices of £249.99 in the UK and €290.99 in the EU2.
How it fits with Morley's fuzz wah line
The WTF sits alongside Morley's long-running line of combined wah and fuzz pedals, including the Morley Power Fuzz Wah and the Morley Cliff Burton Tribute Power Fuzz Wah. What sets the WTF apart from those is the addition of DOD's octave section, making it a three-effect design rather than a two-effect one12. If you are comparing combined wah and fuzz pedals, the wah and fuzz type pages cover how each effect works on its own.
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Questions
Can the Wah-ocTo-Fuzz run all three effects at once?
Yes. DOD and Morley designed the Wah-ocTo-Fuzz so each effect, the wah, the octave and the fuzz, can run individually, or all three can be stacked together at the same time. Guitar.com's report notes the pedal is designed for guitarists, bassists and keyboard players alike, with controls for shaping each section, including a Direct Level dial for the octave's dry signal and an Intensity Level knob for the fuzz gain.
How much does the Morley x DOD Wah-ocTo-Fuzz cost?
The Wah-ocTo-Fuzz is priced at $249.99 in the United States, a figure reported by Guitar.com at the pedal's May 2026 announcement and confirmed as the launch price by MusicRadar's review. In the UK it launched at £249.99 and in the EU at €290.99, as listed by MusicRadar.
Does the Wah-ocTo-Fuzz work with bass and keyboards?
Yes. Guitar.com describes the pedal as designed for guitarists, bassists and keyboard players alike. The octave section comes from DOD's 1986 FX35 Octoplus circuit, an octave design, and the Direct Level dial lets players control the dry signal output, which is useful when blending an octave effect with your unaffected tone.
Does the Wah-ocTo-Fuzz take a battery?
Yes. Guitar.com reports the pedal supports either a 9V power supply or battery operation, with an easy-access battery compartment. Connectivity is straightforward, with standard 1/4-inch input and output jacks.
What warranty does the Wah-ocTo-Fuzz come with?
Each Wah-ocTo-Fuzz pedal ships with a 1-year warranty, according to Guitar.com's report on the pedal's release.
Sources (2)
- DOD and Morley’s new Wah-ocTo-Fuzz pedal combines wah, fuzz and glitchy octave chaos into one giant “WTF” box, Guitar.com, 2026-05-28
- DOD x Morley Wah-OcTo-Fuzz review, musicradar.com, 2026-07-24
