The evolution of fuzz pedals: how the wildest drive of all conquered the radio – and our pedalboards
Most of us are aware of harmonic nodes. You get the strongest one at the 12th fret, which is exactly halfway along the string length. There’s one at the 5th, which is a quarter length and another at ...
If you only have one pedal in your arsenal, chances are it’s some sort of overdrive. Fuzz, boost, overdrive and distortion pedals are the most popular stomp boxes out there, and for good reason. If ...
Sound the horns. Manson Guitar Works' debut fuzz pedal is finally here. It's called the Supermassive Black Fuzz, it's built like a tank, and it promises "vintage traditional fuzz tones as well as ...
Dimensional, thick variations on the silicon Fuzz Face voice. Surprisingly responsive to dynamics at most tube amp’s natural clean/dirty divide. Bass control lends range. Charles Saufley is a writer ...
WQarm Audio announce one new pedal and revised, pedalboard friendly revisions of some of their most popular and trusted pedals.
Killer Big Muff-style sounds rooted in the Ram’s Head realm but bolstered with an extra-airy presence. Tone-bypass switch offers alternative colors. As advertised, excels with bass.
EarthQuaker Devices tells us that Barrows pays homage to the iconic MKII circuit while adding modern refinements that would make even the most discerning vintage purist weep tears of harmonic joy.
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