Red Witch Fuzz God II Fuzz Pedal

From Smooth to Ragged, This Fuzz Pedal Does it All

Plug into the Red Witch Fuzz God II fuzz effects pedal for more variety than you'd ever expect from a fuzz pedal. Whether you like smooth and sweet Hendrix-style fuzz, or the Yardbirds-style sputtering fizz, the Fuzz God II has all the tones you're looking for. The real force behind the versatility of the Fuzz God II comes from its Sputter control, which basically lowers the voltage in one of the transistors to give you the almost-gated sound of vintage fuzz boxes. And with the Wrath control, you can add sub-octave mayhem to your tone with the click of a footswitch. Long story short, you'll find a whole world of tasty fuzz tones in the Red Witch Fuzz God II fuzz effects pedal.

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• Wide-ranging fuzz tones
• Add sub-octave growl with the Wrath control
• From smooth to sputtering, with just one knob

There's no simpler way to say it - the Red Witch Fuzz God II fuzz pedal gives you a seemingly endless array of fuzz tones to play with. From vintage to voracious, the Fuzz God II does it all. It's the perfect pedal both for guitarists in cover bands that need to nail many classic tones in one set, as well as adventurous guitarists that want to create entirely new textures.

A big part of the Fuzz God II's versatility lies in the Wrath control, that lets you add an additional oscillator to your tone. It can add a bit of depth and body, or it can sound like an angry synthesizer - and there's a whole world to explore between the two extremes. The best part is that you can switch the Wrath control on and off independent of the fuzz effect, giving you even more tonal flexibility on-stage or in the recording studio.

Vintage fuzz pedals used germanium components that often degraded when left in the sun too long. This could create a cool sound, making the fuzz effect fizzy and sputtering with almost zero sustain. It's a cool sound in certain styles, but what if you also need smooth, singing fuzz? Instead of buying two fuzz pedals and putting one in the microwave, get the Fuzz God II. The Sputter control varies the voltage across one of the transistors to give you the sputtering sound of a dying germanium fuzz pedal on demand - it's gloriously musical and incredibly trashy at the same time.

• Sonically versatile fuzz effect for guitar or bass
• Gain switch lets you double the input gain for extra-fuzzy effects
• Wrath control adds an oscillator tone to the fuzz effect, and can be switched on/off independent of the fuzz effect
• Sputter control ranges from smooth sounding to a gated, fizzy effect, by lowering the transistor voltage (similar to a vintage germanium fuzz left in the sun too long)
• Bright switch enhances the high-frequency response
• Sounds awesome on bass, maintaining punch and low end even at extreme settings
• All-analog signal path