EarthQuaker Devices Fuzz Master General Legacy Reissue Octave Fuzz

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The EarthQuaker Devices Fuzz Master General Legacy Reissue is a limited-edition analogue octave fuzz inspired by the vintage Ace Tone Fuzz Master FM-2 Professional and classic Super Fuzz-style circuits. Designed for players who want everything from gritty vintage fuzz to aggressive octave-up textures, it features Fuzz, Tone and Level controls alongside a three-way Voice switch offering germanium, silicon and open transistor clipping. The result is an extremely versatile fuzz capable of loose vintage saturation, tighter compressed tones, scooped bass-heavy sounds and almost ring-modulated octave effects. It is ideal for psychedelic rock, garage, stoner rock, doom, alternative, experimental guitar, bass and synthesiser use. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | EarthQuaker Devices | Model | Fuzz Master General Legacy Reissue | Type | Analogue Octave Fuzz Pedal | Condition | New | Inspiration | Vintage Ace Tone Fuzz Master FM-2 | Controls | Fuzz, Tone, Level | Voice Modes | Germanium, Silicon, Open | Octave Effect | Analogue Octave Up | Bypass | Relay-Based True Bypass | Switching | Flexi-Switch® | Current Draw | 10mA | Power | 9V DC Centre Negative | Main Appeal | Vintage-style octave fuzz with three distinct clipping voices | Best For | Psychedelic, garage, doom, stoner, alternative and experimental sounds | What Makes The Fuzz Master General Special? The Fuzz Master General takes inspiration from the vintage Ace Tone FM-2 Professional, an early Japanese octave fuzz closely associated with the aggressive sound of classic Super Fuzz-style circuits. EarthQuaker Devices expands on that concept with a wider-ranging Fuzz control, variable Tone control and three-way Voice selector. This allows the pedal to move from relatively restrained dirt through to saturated, buzzing octave fuzz without losing the raw character that makes this style of circuit so distinctive. Three Different Fuzz Voices The Voice switch changes the clipping style and dramatica