Fuzzdog Pedals
Here are pedal kits that are/were offered by Fuzzdog in the UK. We take no position on the kits and PCBs that Fuzz Dog makes available. We have purchased a number of PCBs from Fuzzdog in order to make certain vintage pedals available for rental. We do not believe in undercutting existing pedal manufacturers to get a "cheaper" version of a pedal currently in the marketplace that you might want. If you want a pedal that makes a certain sound and that pedal is still in production, we advise you purchase that pedal. It's actually easier and less expensive to do so if you haven't already invested in proper soldering and electronic equipment. If you're interested in getting a PCB or a kit for the educational value of doing so, we believe building pedals from kits is perfectly acceptable.
Despite our moralizing and finger-wagging, if there are vintage pedals that you're looking to get and they're either not available or perhaps they're only available because they are rare and expensive, we think it's entirely reasonable to not want to not spend stupid amounts of money for something that may or may not sonically do what you want. There are other cases wherein a pedal was made with a very small distribution, or was made in a small batch for a particular artist (like the Brian May Treble Boost, for example). In these cases as well, we endorse the recreation of pedals and/or effects abandoned by the original manufacturer.
In any event, there are a number of pedals that are interesting that are no longer available from the manufacturer that developed them. In these cases, you would be well advised to either rent our version, or, if you wanted to make a bigger investment, to build your own.
| Fuzz Dog's Pedal Kits | |
|---|---|
| Fuzz Dog Clone Name | Original Effect Name |
| Acti-Boost Type A | Xotic Effects AC Booster |
| Acti-Boost Type R | Xotic Effects RC Booster |
| AstroTone Fuzz | Sam Ash Fuzzz Box |
| Axis Fuzz | Roger Mayer Axis Fuzz |
| Ball Breaker | Marshall Blues Breaker |
| Bass Pig | EHX Hog’s Foot |
| Bee Juice | Mad Professor Sweet Honey |
| Big Beefy Preamp | Xotic Effects BB Preamp |
| Big Fat Balls | EHX Bass Balls |
| Big Muff Pi | EHX Big Muff |
| Big Skweez | Dan Armstrong Orange Squeezer |
| Bionic Guzz Fun | Death by Audio Supersonic Fuzz Gun |
| Blaster | Alembic Stratoblaster |
| Blue Fool | MXR Blue Box |
| Boner Boost | Z.Vex Super Hard-On |
| BrassMaster | Maestro Brass Master |
| Brian May Treble Boost | Brian May Treble Booster |
| BSIAB2 | BSIAB2 |
| BuzzAround | Burns Buzzaround |
| Candyman Overdrive | Paul Cochrane Timmy |
| Chilly Biscuit Distortion | Crowther Hot Cake |
| Clay Jones Overdrive | Landgraff Dynamic Overdrive / Clay Jones Overdrive |
| Clock of Tone | Lovepedal Church of Tone 50 |
| Condor Cab Sim | Runoff Groove Condor Cabinet Simulator |
| Cream Buff | Pete Cornish LD-1 Line Driver |
| Creme Fluff Fuzz | Frantone Cream Puff Fuzz |
| Dirt Dessert | Crowther Audio Prunes & Custard |
| Disorder Drive | Fulltone OCD |
| Double-Down Boner Boost | ZVEX Super Duper 2-In-1 Dual Boost |
| Dumb Lloyd | Shin’s Dumbloid |
| Echo Blue | Mad Professor Deep Blue |
| EMPathy Drive | Emerson Em Drive |
| Enlightened Drive | Hermida Zendrive |
| EPic Boost | Xotic Effects EP Booster |
| Faze 90 | MXR Phase 90 |
| Filthy Fack | Z.Vex Fuzz Factory |
| Finger of Fuzz | Penny Pedals Fingerprint |
| Flender | Fender Blender |
| FoxxTave | Foxx Tone Machine / Fulltone Ultimate Octave |
| Fuzz Face | Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face |
| Fuzzy Muff | EHx Muff Fuzz |
| Gimp FX Ultr-Fk Fuzz | Mountain King Megalith |
| Gloomy Drive | Univox Uni-Drive |
| Graphic Fuzz | Earth Sound Fuzz |
| Greasy Tool | Z.Vex Machine |
| Harmonic Perculator | Interfax HP-1 Harmonic Percolator |
| HF Modulator | Jen HF Modulator |
| Hot Snake | Catalinbread Naga Viper |
| Jordan Bosstone | Jordan Bosstone |
| Joy Drive | Wampler Ecstacy |
| Klon Buffer | Klon Buffer |
| Klone | Klon Centaur |
| Lil Louie | Lovepedal Les Lius |
| Little Screamer | AMZ Son of Screamer |
| Llamatron | Way Huge Red Llama |
| LPB Boost | EHX LPB2 |
| MegaHIWatt | Catalinbread WIIO / RAH |
| MicroAmp | MXR Microamp |
| Mosrite Fuzz Rite | Mosrite Fuzzrite |
| Mucky Hush Overdrive | Catalinbread Dirty Little Secret |
| Orange Squeezer Compressor | Dan Armstrong Orange Squeezer |
| P45 | MXR Phase 45 |
| Para Drive | Emerson Paramount Overdrive |
| Peachy Fuzz | Frantone Peach Fuzz |
| Plexi Distortion | Lovepedal Purple Plexi |
| Quack Machine | EHX Q-Tron / Dr. Quack |
| Quiet Boost | Z.Vex SHO (sans crackle) |
| Range Master | Dallas Rangemaster |
| Raw Fuzz | Death by Audio Fuzz War |
| Rock Box | Z.Vex Box Of Rock |
| Rodent | Pro Co Rat |
| ROG Condor | Runoff-Groove Condor Cab Sim |
| Ruckus | Suhr Riot |
| Scrambler | Ampeg Scrambler |
| Shin-Ei FY2 Companion | Shin Ei Companion Fuzz |
| Shouting Bird | EHX Screaming Bird |
| Shred Meister | Marshall Shredmaster |
| Skwisher | Ross Grey Compressor |
| Square Wave Fuzz | Univox Square Wave Fuzz |
| The Guv | Marshall Guv’nor |
| The Verb Box of Hall | Beltron BTDR-2 |
| Throb | Schaller Tremolo |
| Thug | D*A*M Meathead |
| Tone Bender Pro Mk II | Colorsound Tonebender |
| Tone Bender Mk III | Colorsound Tonebender |
| Toxic Minx | MXR Distortion+ |
| Tube Screamer | Ibanez TS-808 |
| Univox Super Fuzz | Univox Superfuzz |
| Vintage Pow | Colorsound Overdrive |
| Vox Percussion Tremolo | Vox Percussion Tremolo |
| War Pig | Catalinbread Sabbra Cadabra |
| Warp Sound Fuzz & Filter | Vorg/Pearl Warp Sound |
| Wobbler | Electronics Australia Tremolo |
| Wrecktifier | Wampler Triple Wreck |
This list is not the most recent review of the site and the "clone" pedals that Fuzzdog offers. This is a list that was pulled originally from a British site with a discussion thread called The Fretboard: Poodle Pedal Parts Emporium Decoded. This list includes a number of currently-being-produced effects. We do not agree with this practice, but this is Fuzzdog's business to run, not ours.
This list is being recreated and provided here (and occasionally updated) for no other use than for us here at Thermionic Studios to reference. It may also serve to help provide guidance if someone is looking to recreate a vintage pedal that's no longer in production and is looking to find the means for doing so.
