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Warm Audio Dirty Boy Jr Fuzz

Sale price $172.00

SKU:  4-Warm Audio Dirty Boy Jr Fuzz

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Specs
Brand
Warm Audio
Condition
Effect Type
Fuzz
Controls
Volume, Fuzz and six-position Frequency selector
Connections
6.35 mm instrument input and amplifier output

Six fuzz characters give the Warm Audio Dirty Boy Jr its own voice

The Warm Audio Dirty Boy Jr Fuzz brings the beloved Afro Fuzz circuit from Dirty Boy back in a compact effects pedal. This all-analog fuzz combines the full, singing character of classic British fuzz pedals with more control over the final tone. The result is an accessible pedal for guitarists who are looking for vintage saturation, but do not want to be tied to a single fuzz sound.

From a relatively mild, gritty overdrive to thick fuzz with long sustain: the Dirty Boy Jr is highly responsive to your pick attack and your guitar's volume knob. The natural compression and rich midrange make single notes speak clearly, while chords gain a wide, ragged edge. With the six-position frequency switch, you shift the overall character from warm and heavy in the low end to sharper and more cutting. This makes it work just as well for blues rock and classic rock as for psychedelic parts, alternative music, and heavier riffs.

The controls consist of Volume, Fuzz, and a six-position Frequency selector. The pedal features a 6.35 mm instrument input and amplifier output, true bypass, and operates on a standard 9-volt center-negative power supply. The metal housing measures approximately 12.2 x 5.1 x 6.5 cm and it weighs 0.27 kg. With its wide gain range, vintage-inspired components, and five-year warranty, this is a compact fuzz that covers much more ground than its simple controls would suggest.

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