Wampler has unveiled the Fuzztration, an octave fuzz pedal that promises to be both “in-your-face” and “do-it-all”.
That versatility comes from the three-band EQ and voicing switch, which goes from tight to sludgy tones, spanning everything from Floyd to doom.
Best of all, the footswitchable octave effect can be used pre- or post-fuzz, to produce a variety of textures.
The Fuzztration can be powered via 9-18V power supplies and features soft-relay switching.
It’s available from 19 November from Wampler Pedals for $199.
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