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The Boss Fuzz sounds like the original Fuzz used in many of the 1960's guitar sound, and also many different settings you can adjust for the best sound in your guitar set-up. I would recommend this guitar sound pedal. It was the best choice I made.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Read reviews and some were good and some were complaining on this stomp box’s tone. I can tell you there is nothing wrong with this pedal! The Fuzz options (3 different ones to choose) are all really nice! Really happy with this addition to my Boss board.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Straightforward controls. Knobs are just right in terms of sensitivity. Using it with several of my acoustic guitars for “fuzzed up” blues playing. After playing some Delta blues some dude named Legbah showed up at the back door and asked me to sign a recording deal.....he said it would be good for my soul. He seems sketchy but the sound using the pedal is great! I think I will pass on the contract and keep practicing. Thanks Boss!!!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
The Boss FZ-5 is a compact pedal with three vintage fuzz sounds built in, with an additional boost function to drive the pedal even more. The first mode (F) is a recreation of the vintage Germanium fuzz, which was a mainstay of the psychedelic guitarists of the late 60′s. With more bite and treble, the next mode (M) can help you cut through the mix as it gives a prominent boost to the high frequencies of the fuzz. The last mode (O) is based on the vintage Octavia Fuzz which adds in a note one octave higher, used most notably by Hendrix. Want multiple fuzz sounds while only using one stomp box? Check out the Boss FZ-5 Fuzz Pedal. – Victor, Easy Music Center Sales
If you've never had a fuzz and want to experiment , then this the one to get. Affordable and will get you thru the experience. A real good fuzz will run you easy in the $200 range. I also recommend trying a EXH PI Fuzz, which is a silicon fuzz pedal. Trying both will give you an idea of what kind of fuzz you like and which to ultimately go with.
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