The Fuzzhausen is a limited-edition fuzz pedal from Oneder Effects. The maker describes it as a fuzz with two footswitches and no knobs, and this one comes in a limited edition Black Sparkle enclosure1.
Controls and layout
The Fuzzhausen keeps its front panel deliberately bare: two footswitches and no knobs1. There are no potentiometers to set, so the pedal is operated entirely by switching. The jacks are top-mounted, which helps the pedal sit close to its neighbors on a crowded board1.
Circuit and relation to the Heckboy
The Fuzzhausen's layout is unusual among fuzz pedals: Oneder Effects specifies two footswitches and no knobs, so the player switches between settings rather than adjusting them by hand1. The pedal ships in a limited edition Black Sparkle enclosure1.
The Fuzzhausen is limited to 25 units. Once the run is gone, Oneder Effects gives no indication of another production run1.
Power requirements
The Fuzzhausen is strict about power. Oneder Effects states that the pedal only accepts 9V center negative isolated power, and that no battery can be used. A power supply is not included, so you will need to supply your own1.
The maker is direct about why the supply matters: "Cheap wall-warts will lead to unwanted noise." An isolated supply, where each output feeds one pedal separately, is what Oneder Effects asks for here1.
"Cheap wall-warts will lead to unwanted noise."
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Questions
Does the Oneder Effects Fuzzhausen take a battery?
No. Oneder Effects states plainly on the product page that the Fuzzhausen takes no battery, so it must be run from an external power supply. The pedal accepts 9V center negative power only, and the maker recommends an isolated supply rather than a cheap wall-wart, which it says will lead to unwanted noise.
Does the Fuzzhausen come with a power supply?
No. The maker's product page states that a power supply is not included, so you will need to provide your own 9V center negative supply. Oneder Effects recommends an isolated supply and warns that cheap wall-warts will lead to unwanted noise.
Why is isolated power recommended for the Fuzzhausen?
Oneder Effects says the pedal only accepts 9V center negative isolated power, and that cheap wall-warts will lead to unwanted noise. Isolated supplies keep each output separate, which helps avoid the hum and noise that can come from sharing power with other pedals on a board.
How many Fuzzhausen pedals were made?
The Fuzzhausen is limited to 25 units, according to Oneder Effects. The maker describes it as the first-ever signature model guitar pedal for a professional wrestler, and this Black Sparkle limited edition returns at the request of Danhausen himself.
Is the Fuzzhausen the same circuit as the Heckboy?
Nearly. Oneder Effects says the Fuzzhausen is nearly the same circuit as the Heckboy pedal, the company's fuzz and oscillation device that was discontinued as of 2024. The Fuzzhausen differs in its layout, with two footswitches and no knobs.
Who is Danhausen?
Danhausen is a professional wrestler. The Fuzzhausen is his signature pedal, and Oneder Effects describes it as the first-ever signature model guitar pedal for a professional wrestler. The maker says this limited edition returns at the request of Danhausen himself.
Sources (1)
- Fuzzhausen!, Oneder Effects