Jackson Audio FUZZ Modular Analog Octave Fuzz Pedal

Are you on the hunt for a top-notch new fuzz pedal, that can take you from Classic Fuzz to Modern and beyond? Then we have just the thing for you!

A Modulare Fuzz Pedal With Built-In Octave!

With the Jackson Audio Fuzz Modular Fuzz, you get a pedal that can faithfully recreate a plethora of classic fuzz tones, as well as allow you to update your sound completely by replacing the on-board plug-in module for one of the swappable modules from Jackson Audio.

Jackson Audio FUZZ Modular Analog Fuzz Pedal Specs

• Analog Octave Fuzz pedal
• Unique modular and replaceable Fuzz plug-in concept
• Installed MODERN FUZZ plug-in module - a modern take on all that is good from a spluttery vintage pedal
• Additional included FUZZ CLASSIC/VINTAGE plug-in module - based on the classic Fuzz Face circuit
• Separately switchable Octave circuit with Blend control
• Other plug-in modules available for a world of fuzz tones
• Active 3-band Parametric-EQ - for optimal tone shaping
• Small footprint and top-mounted jacks - for ease of pedalboard mounting
• Powered by 9 V DC PSU (centre -, 2.1mm, ~ 50 mA current draw)

Easy To use

Feauring a 3-band, fully parametric EQ, a mid-frequency switch, and controls for Volume (total output) and Fuzz (amount of fuzziness), dialing in your favourite fuzz sound couldn't be easier.

In addition to this you get 3 smaller controls for the onboard Octave circuit, allowing you to choose how prominent the octafve effect it, how well it's blended in with your other signal, abd the Oct control, which lets you choose just how much fuzz/octave the pedal produces.

Tip: dialling the Blend control fully counter-clockwise causes the circuit to act as a Boost, which is great for pushing the front end of the Fuzz circuit even further.

Both the Octave and Fuzz circuits can be activated individually or together, thanks to their own independent switches.

Changing the Plug-In

This pedal ships with two separate Plug-In modules: Modern Fuzz (which is pre-installed) and Fuzz Classic/Vintage (which can be manually installed by yourself).

With Modern Fuzz you get a superb, analog-style fuzz unit that goes from vintage (at lower settings) to snarling spitting fuzz (at high settings) and everything in between.

Fuzz Classic/Vintage, on the other hand, gives you that classic 'smiley face' fuzz sound, with lower gain and a looser/softer feel than its modern counterpart.

As if that wasn't enough: switching between them couldn't be easier. Simply unscrew the pedal's bacplate, remove the module that's installed, and plug in the other one - it's really that simple!