FUZZ- three ___JHS PEDALS Mary Kay, Berkeley & Plugin ____ NEW ___ all good!!!

 JHS PEDALS|MARY KAY, BERKELEY & PLUGIN FUZZ 

Ol' Josh has added to his line of reproducing all the classic Fuzz Pedals. 

All these new pedals were originally American budget pedals made

picking through the topography of the best out there and borrowing 

the best bits but adding a few of their own. They kept it simple.

Arguably the first clones and budget pedals long before the 

Made in China came along.

$180.00 USD

MARY-K

Kay Fuzztone Replica 1969

This was a budget take on the Shin-ei/Univox Supper Fuzz. The first
Octave Fuzz. Even BOSS cloned the Super Fuzz.

$180.00 USD

BERKELEY

Fresh Fuzz Replica 1973

The original was cheap plastic Craig Anderton Fuzz. he wrote the book on pedals. Seriously he did, it was a book for DIY. So it is the DIY that

became a product.

PLUG IN

$180.00 USD

Jordon Electronics Bosstone Replica 1967

The original was a tiny plastic box that you stuck into your guitars jack.

Indeed a cheap and cheerful Fuzz. It did however sound impressive. Jerry Garcia used one for years.

VOLTURE

$80.00 USD

9v Voltage sag box

Players found in the early days when pedals were only powered by batteries that they got more growl, dirt and velco like sound when they started wearing out.  A BIAS contol on a modern Fuzz does this by cutting the voltage. 

CONCLUSION

There is no such thing as a bad Fuzz pedal. Just Ok, better and best. A Fuzz is only trying to be a Fuzz not an OD or Distortion or 

Pre Amp. At any rate we all have favorites. Mine is the Plugin.

I heard the original and any clones that followed blew it, 

...but not this one.