The SalemFuzz Honey Bunny is a fuzz pedal from Pure Salem Guitars, announced at the NAMM show in February 2016 as one of the company's first three SalemFuzz designs. The Honey Bunny is described as a "straight-up fuzz", and the three 2016 pedals were each based on a different style of fuzz1.
A limited run, twice corrected
Pure Salem Guitars announced the SalemFuzz pedals at NAMM 2016 as a limited run of 250, pitched as future collectables, with all three pedals costing USD $225 each1. On 15 August 2016, PureSalem's Rick Sell corrected the production figure: only 25 of each pedal were being produced, not 250 per year1.
The Honey Bunny was produced in a run of just 25 units worldwide. Pure Salem Guitars also stated that these three designs were the first batch, with different fuzz pedals to come in the future1.
The first three SalemFuzz designs
The Honey Bunny was announced alongside two sibling pedals, each a different take on fuzz1:
- SalemFuzz Pink Beard
- SalemFuzz Attack Captain
- SalemFuzz Honey Bunny, described as a "straight-up fuzz"1
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Questions
How many SalemFuzz Honey Bunny pedals were made?
Pure Salem Guitars originally announced a run of 250 pedals, but in August 2016 Rick Sell corrected that figure: only 25 of each SalemFuzz model, including the Honey Bunny, were produced. That makes the Honey Bunny a small limited run rather than a standard production pedal.
What does the SalemFuzz Honey Bunny do?
It is a fuzz pedal, described as a straight-up fuzz. It was one of the first three SalemFuzz designs Pure Salem Guitars announced for 2016, each based on a different style of fuzz, with the Honey Bunny sitting alongside the Pink Beard and the Attack Captain.
Sources (1)
- Pure Salem Fuzz boxes: For all your acid rock needs, www.gearnews.com, 2016-02-08
