Distortion / Overdrive / Fuzz Pedals

Catalinbread Octapussy Octave / Fuzz Pedal The Catalinbread Octapussy is a frisky take on an old classic octave fuzz, huge range and blooming sonic textures!  The Octapussy is essentially, an octave-up fuzz in the tradition of the Octavia. But...

Catalinbread KATZENKöNIG Tone Bender Fuzz w/ Rat Distortion Pedal We combined the best elements of a Tone Bender MkII fuzz with a Rat distortion to create something that sings like a fuzz but is tight like a distortion. It loves humbuckers and...

SOUL FOOD TRANSPARENT DISTORTION / FUZZ / OVERDRIVE Transparent overdrive with great touch and response! Tone aficionados kept telling Mike Matthews about a pedal that had achieved a lot of buzz because it was only obtainable at an exorbitant...

Electro-Harmonix creates classic overdrive in a JRC4558 IC based pedal that’s as bold as New York City. Symmetrical overdrive adds edge and gain without compromising tone. Volume and Drive take it from sweet to searing while Tone lets you dial in...

With original late-70s Op-Amp Big Muffs selling for exorbitant prices, Mike Matthews decided to take the power to the people and reissue the classic pedal at a price that players could afford! The circuitry of the new Op-Amp Big Muff —sometimes...

The ultimate metal distortion pedal. Three powerful EQ bands sculpt the mids and 6 controls shape the sound precisely for your groove from slithering mercury to lead belly blast furnace dross. Its unique Top Boost adds serious bite with its own control...

Electro Harmonix Ram’s Head Big Muff PI Fuzz / Distortion / Sustainer The EHX Ram’s Head Big Muff Pi delivers the unmistakable articulate string separation and exceptional sustain that’s made the V2 Big Muff so sought after...

Octavix delivers the definitive late 1960’s fuzzed out, octave up sound together with modern enhancements that update the classic concept.Housed in EHX’s rugged nano package, the Octavix features Volume, Boost and Octave knobs. Volume...

What began as an exploration of a specific '60s and '70s classic rock tone, evolved into a multidimensional gain machine capable of anything between unruly sputtery fuzz and classic rock chime. This is not meant to make you sound like a classic rock god,...