Voodoo Lab Superfuzz

The Black Cat OD-1 or “Freddie Fuzz” is an original design crafted based on the innovative properties of Analog Devices’ dual operational amplifier chip, OP275. It can go from clean to moderately crunchy to full-on saturated distortion. The Black Cat OD-1 responds to your pick attack and cleans up well when you roll back the guitar volume, just like a great Fuzz Face. It has been used by the likes of Lyle Workman, Beck, Steve Lukather, Scott Henderson, Kyle Cook (Matchbox Twenty), and several others.

The Bogner Oxford fuzz pedal lets you create fuzz tones ranging from glitchy pandemonium to subtle grit. A Rupert Neve-designed transformer and ferrosilicon transistor combine to achieve uniform, organic-sounding tones with excellent touch sensitivity. The Oxford features Fuzz and Gain switches that enable six fuzz combinations that sound wonderful at any volume. It employs bulletproof construction, including top-shelf components, a rugged metal enclosure, and temperature-resistant transistor. If you are in the market for a great fuzz pedal with vast tonal possibilities, you should consider Bogner’s Oxford.

The Danelectro Fab D-7 Fuzz guitar effect pedal serves up a massive range of warm fuzz tones to fit your sound. Dial-in anything from vintage to more modern fuzz tones using the stompbox’s simple Volume, Fuzz, and Tone knobs. You get some of the clearest tones out of any fuzz pedal in the D-7’s price range plus loads of output and decent sustain. Slip this into your pedalboard to give your sound a little extra fuzzy kick.