The Red Witch Fuzz God IIC is a limited run fuzz pedal: a modified version of the Fuzz God II built as a homage to Eric Clapton's famous "woman tone" from his Cream days. The "C" in IIc stands for "Cream". Only 99 pedals were made available, each hand modified and numbered by Ben, and once those sold there would be no more. The pedal is now listed as sold out on the Red Witch Pedals site1.
What the modified tone circuit does
The IIc keeps all the features of the Fuzz God II and adds a modified tone circuit. Red Witch describes how it works: "Simply flick the right hand toggle switch to the right hand position and the modified tone circuit kicks in, rolling off" the high end for woman tone. The Fuzz God II does not have this circuit1.
The pedal's other controls carry over from the Fuzz God II design:
- Sputter control: sets how smooth or gated the sound is, from singing leads to what Red Witch calls "fuzz in the sun too long" sputter1
- Right hand toggle switch: engages the modified tone circuit, rolling off the high end1
- Wrath footswitch: switches between the two modes instantly1
Fuzz God IIC versus Fuzz God II
| Fuzz God IIC | Fuzz God II | |
|---|---|---|
| Features | All Fuzz God II features | Standard set |
| Tone circuit | Modified tone circuit for woman tone | Standard |
| Availability | Limited run of 99, sold out | Standard model |
Red Witch puts the difference plainly: "The Fuzz God IIc has all the same features as the Fuzz God II - but has a modified tone circuit."1
The Fuzz God IIC was a limited run of 99 pedals and is sold out. Red Witch stated that once those had sold, there would be no more1.
Red Witch has built other fuzzes around different takes on the type, including the Fuzz God III, the Fuzz God IV, the Euphorium Fuzz and the Zeus Bass Fuzz Suboctave. For more on the effect type itself, see Fuzz Pedals.
Questions
What does the C in Fuzz God IIC stand for?
The C stands for Cream. Red Witch says the IIc is a homage to Eric Clapton's famous woman tone, the smooth, dark lead sound he used on many classic Cream recordings. The modified tone circuit in the pedal is what delivers that character when the right hand toggle switch is flicked to the right hand position.
How many Red Witch Fuzz God IIC pedals were made?
Red Witch made only 99 Fuzz God IIc pedals available. Each one was hand modified and numbered by Ben, and the maker stated that once those had sold there would be no more.
Is the Red Witch Fuzz God IIC still available?
No. The Fuzz God IIc is listed as sold out on the Red Witch Pedals product page, and the maker said that once the 99 pedals had sold there would be no more. It was a limited run by design.
How is the Fuzz God IIC different from the Fuzz God II?
The Fuzz God IIc has all the same features as the Fuzz God II but adds a modified tone circuit, engaged by the right hand toggle switch, that rolls off the high end for woman tone. The standard Fuzz God II does not have that circuit.
What was the list price of the Fuzz God IIC?
The Fuzz God IIc was listed at 200 USD on the Red Witch Pedals product page as of 26 October 2026.
Sources (1)
- Fuzz God IIC, Red Witch Pedals
