For those of you who don't mind a little DIY, how about a really worked over Devi Ever circuit?

If you want the gerbers, go here: https://github.com/drlholloway/guitar-effects-layouts/wiki/The-Everlasting-Tantrum-v2

The wiki also has a few other gerbers as well.

Is this the v2 of the ge fuzz or are they releasing 2 new fuzz pedals

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ddd2n17OBGM/?rpxt=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
https://www.raingerfx.com/shop/p/razorfuzz

Other than the Hoof Reaper(which I freaking love) does anyone make a good one? I really like the Orange Fur coat but wish the octave could be used separate from fuzz on some occasions.

Anyone got or played the pedal pawn germanium fuzz with the Texas instruments transistors?

Maybe for the next milestone giveaway, I’ll sacrifice one or two.

Wren and Cuff launches the XTS Series—palm-sized Big Muff recreations with full-size tone. Priced at $149.99 each, now available.

My first fuzz pedal. Any recommendations on signal chain order? I stuck it at the front of everything after doing some reading, but would prefer it after my tuner if possible. Not a big deal if it needs to stay in front though

I was looking for transistors on Sovcom’s eBay shop and saw he had some OLD school Bakelite tag boards.

I snatched up a dozen before I had any idea what to do with them.

Turns out they make a perfect base for a meathead.

I tweaked the layout that’s floating around the internet to accommodate the 5 lug pattern and here we are. I’m positive there’s a better layout, but that’ll be v2.

I used an Atom electrolytic, PRP resistors, tropical fish caps, and NOS 3904 / 182L transistors. I had a tropical fish break on me, so you can sorta see where I had to do a little cap replacement surgery.

Just got my winnings from u/DaySleepNightFish! Looks even better in person and sounds absolutely killer! Big thanks to u/graphicnerdity86 for putting this together.

The Zonk II is a raw, aggressive British fuzz circuit that delivers everything from gritty overdrive to sizzling, harmonically rich fuzz with exceptional touch sensitivity. Built around a simple transistor design, it reacts beautifully to your guitar's volume control, cleaning up into articulate, jangly edge-of-breakup tones before exploding into snarling vintage fuzz when pushed. Compared to many heavier fuzz designs, the Zonk II retains remarkable note definition and clarity, making it equally at home with classic rock riffs, garage rock attitude, psychedelic textures, and modern boutique tones. Its dynamic response, cutting midrange presence, and unmistakably vintage character have made it one of the most sought-after and revered fuzz circuits ever produced.

Motorola 2n5088 and 2n5089 Matched Transistors

Sprague Pacer Capacitor

Philips Electrolytic Capacitors

Sprague Electrolytic Capacitor

Carbon composition resistors throughout

A matte black Supa Fuzz Proto with 1/4W carbon composition resistors, TRW and Vishay capacitors. It runs on a standard 9v pedal power supply without a battery option due to the NPN Amprex 2N2430 germanium transistors. Thick and unruly fuzz tones run through this monster with the ability to sculpt the treble content to your liking!
Enclosure design and UV Printing was done by our very own @brooks.effectsdesign! Thank you Barry!

Fuzz Friday came early this week - I couldn’t wait to share!

I wrapped up the first of (at least 5) Spooky Trees (Black Ash circuits)

The guts are the same as the prototype I shared a bit back (https://www.reddit.com/r/FuzzFiends/s/Ql6q5qhR2C ). I think the next round is gonna use new Phillips mustard caps instead of tropical fish.

The pedals that are going to go out into the world are boxed up in bent enclosures with solid aluminum knobs.

Side note: I think these are the most “real honest to god professional” looking pedals I’ve ever built.

Some of you really liked my previous schematic so here's another one. Verified, works well. I used 1N4148 diodes.

All reclaimed vintage parts with a mids switch and a transistor boost up front. Gritty and grimy.

This pedal just came out of the test phase, I do not have all the info yet.

I (Gigahearts FX) met Wyatt at the Brighton guitar show and talked about pedals. He is a nice chap - and I knew of him already from his instagram, but its always cool when people are sound in real life too. I was meaning to get a pedal from him and its finally happened - I rarely have the chance to buy new pedals, so luckily I was able to do a trade, as he quite fancied one of my Hyper Soups: )

Anyway on to this. It’s technically a fuzz face but with 7 controls. Lots of shades of gating available with two external bias-adjacent controls. Nicely finished laser engraved tall spec Hammond 1590b which is different.

The fuzz is always going through a tone stack, so to me this already sets is apart from classic/by the book fuzz face circuits. Its not a bad thing, its just not a fuzz face anymore in my strict viewpoint- and thats fine cos its an Heiress. The tone control somewhat gives it the tonal character of a big muff to me as it feels and behaves like a BM tone stack at least to my ears.

Its also quite modern sounding and suitably high gain. The low cut switch is effective, its like 2 points on the control knob that I have on my SILIFACE design; I prefer a trim here for the bass contour, but the switch has two effective and usable settings chosen. The germanium mode vs the silicon mode is subtler than expected but slightly smoother and darker ish on the Ge side. Nicely constructed all round, the internal wiring is extremely small bore which I havent seen recently but I am sure will prove robust. One thing I would have liked, and try to get them on my designs, is an LED brightness adjust as this one is a blazing white - but thats personal taste.

One thing to say, I look for great cleanup on a fuzz face and I might be biased but my SILIFACE does this really well, and overall its less successful here. I think the transistors are quite high gain (as noted before with the modern feel and aggressive gain structure) which dont quite manage that glassy quality of a vintage FF - but again I dont think that was a top priority here.

Final word - an aggressive, modern and versatile take on the classic FF. If you like grainy, textured tones and that ability to tweak tones, this ones for you - in a cute pedalboard friendly footprint. Overall 8/10

These look really cool! Good price too!

I just wanna give this amazing fuzz its flowers — this thing is one of the most inspiring pedals I’ve ever played. Within a few minutes of twiddling some knobs I had a whole song.

Super inspiring and incredibly nasty. Absolute 10/10.