The first Super-Fuzzes were made in 1968 by Univox, and production continued until the late 70s.

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We added some features and increased values of electrolytic capacitors to get the sound of vintage units with aged components.

This is a clone of two pedals:

- Marshall Blues Breaker

- Maxon Sonic Distortion​

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There is also the order switch that allows to choose which one of those circuits goes before the other.

Voodoo Fuzz is a clone of Fuzz Face, which was introduced by Dallas Arbiter in 1966. ​

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Our version has "Jimi Hendrix" mods.

We offer several options of vintage germanium transistors for this pedal.

Tone Scrambler is a clone of Ampeg Scrambler, which was built in very small numbers in late 60s and reissued in 2005.

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This fuzz blends with clean guitar signal and can add distorted upper octave to it.

Green Muff is a clone of Electro-Harmonics Big Muff that was produced in Russia in 1990s.
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We use the same new old stock transistors (kt3102em) and diodes (kd521a) as the original circuit. Some of the capacitors as well.

Tone Machine is a clone of Foxx Tone Machine, which was produced in 70s.

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The pedal is a thick sounding fuzz with lots of gain and a footswitch that allows to add an upper octave to the sound.

This is a guitar loop pedal that records short passages played on an instrument and plays them back in a repeating loop.​

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The circuit is based on ISD1020 chip that can record sound without converting it to digital.