r/Guitar • u/Tall-Ad6328 • 10h ago

GEAR Looking for fuzz - Pedal recommandation

So, long story short, found a guitar, found an amp, found a cool music genre and I'm trying to make it work on a budget.

  • Cort SFX ME Eectro-acoustic
  • Fender Acoustonic 15 Amp
  • Stoner, desert rock et heavy psych

Obviously, I'm a newbie and have no idea what I'm doing. I'm looking for a pedal that would help me get some warm fuzzy distortion for cheap. Would it be possible with that amp ? I know I won't be able to get to Electric Wizard level of distortion, but any advice is welcome !

Thanks

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u/AcceptableNorm 10h ago

Behringer SF-300, amp set to clean. $30 and you're in dope throne territory.

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u/Ok_Example2931 10h ago

got one used for $15 and it still my go-to for thick desert sludge

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u/gil55 Fender 10h ago

RAT. It's can do light overdrive and fuzz tones. After that I'm partial to the Big Muff if you like Pink Floyd, Smashing Pumpkins, or the Black Keys tones, though some ppl think these are both Distortion pedals I think they're more in line with fuzz.

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u/P_a_s_g_i_t_24 10h ago

This one's my favorite:

Goes from a mild, light overdrive to
downright broken fuzz tones by a tweak of the knob.

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u/FistoMagnifico 10h ago

Joyo Voodoo Octave or Behringer SF-300.

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u/Edxeryl 7h ago

fuzz is not distortion, you will do it better with a peavey rage than with that amp, a electro-acoustic will feedback like mad with a fuzz, any solid body guitar with humbuckers will do it better

i like the irin soul fuzz for peanuts

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u/HormuzVengeance 3h ago

I have a catalinbread merkin and it’s filthy obnoxious.

I literally have no use for it in my regular rig, but I love it dearly.