As it's name implies, the Fatman has a very huge sound! It offers a wide variety of distortions ranging from warm subtle tube sounds, bluesy overdrive, edgy distortion, and thick creamy fuzz. It gives you enough range of...

The Pete side is designed to sound like a vintage tube amp from the 60′s and 70′s. These tones have become legendary in the minds of all rock guitar players. The controls are very simple and straight forward...

The Audio Monk Fuzz Potion is a modern take on a classic fuzz circuit.  The Fuzz Potion can go from ratty speaker breakup to full on, chainsaw fuzzstortion.  Kick the Fuzz Potion's twiggy/wiggy footswitch to go...

The AYA Tokyo Japan BM Fuzz is noted for its fat and strong sound, with settings from natural distortion box to dirty fuzz sound.  A carboncomposition resistor is used to make a high quality sound. High-quality parts...

This one is for classic fuzz freaks and newcomers alike. The Barber Trifecta employs a three way toggle switch to seamlessly navigate three classic vintage fuzz circuits producing a plethora of tones from trippy to squishy,...

Overdrive and fuzz meet up with an unconventional set of tone controls. Mids, bass and treble are adjustable with only two knobs for a thick muscular sound which can be dialed back to a scooped mid or to a treble boosted...

A straight ahead refined vintage era fuzz along the lines of the Tonebender with lots of sustain and gain. Tone control smooths out the high end but is very usable at all settings. All gain and tone settings remain...

Based on the Univox square wave. I repaired an original a couple years ago and liked the way it sounded but thought it could be more. The original sounds cool as a nasty fuzz but that's about it. The tone control was pretty...