FZ-X

The FZ-X plays on the idea of a hot-rodded Maestro Fuzztone. It has three RCA transistors (2N2614s while limited stocks last!) and is powered by a single AA battery like the FZ-1A. It comes from a parallel universe where The Yardbirds’ Heart Full of Soul was a bigger hit than The Stones’ Satisfaction.

Good Fuzzy Sounds FZ-X home made fuzz pedal in metal enclosure with two black knobs, a switch and stamped logos
Good Fuzzy Sounds FZ-X

Louder and hairier than the Fuzztone, the FZ-X has two controls for Volume and Attack. It also has a three-position switch on the output capacitor. You can choose between the stock Fuzztone value and two new alternatives: either a slight volume and bass boost or a bigger volume/bass boost heading into Tone Bender territory.

This pedal represents Good Fuzzy Sounds’ aesthetic: it takes the building blocks of the 60s to create something new and expands the possibilities of fuzz.

Vintage pitch stripboard, hand-painted and stamped in a super-cool trapezoid enclosure.

£190

How to buy

Buy directly from me by simply getting in touch.

If you prefer, you can also buy Good Fuzzy Sounds through my Reverb shop.

Every pedal comes with a hand-printed card with the serial number, model name and transistor line-up.

My pedals are supported by a five year guarantee.

Good Fuzzy Sounds FZ-X rear view of fuzz pedal showing tone switch
Good Fuzzy Sounds FZ-X
Good Fuzzy Sounds FZ-X fuzz pedal guts showing metal enclosure, circuitboard and components
Good Fuzzy Sounds FZ-X guts