Warm Audio WA-PF The Black Keys Peach Fuzz Pedal Limited Edition

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The new Mod Series expands Warm Audio’s classic pedal recreations with slimmer, more pedalboard-friendly designs and modern features on select models, launching with The Black Keys Peach Fuzz, Centavo Mod, and WA-C1 Mod. Warm Audio, the leading manufacturer of faithful recreations of legendary recording gear and guitar pedals, is proud to announce the Mod Series, a new line of guitar pedals that redesigns select Warm Audio recreations with slimmer, more pedalboard-friendly footprints and added features on select models. The Mod Series debuts with three modified pedals, establishing a new and expanding lineup within the Warm Audio pedal family: Centavo Mod | A slimmer, pedalboard-friendly design of Warm Audio’s recreation of the most sought-after golden overdrive, while preserving the same vintage-accurate circuit and premium components.
 WA-C1 Mod | A compact design of Warm’s faithful recreation of the celebrated all-analog chorus and vibrato circuit, now with an added preamp bypass.
 The Black Keys Peach Fuzz | Developed in collaboration with Dan Auerbach, guitarist for The Black Keys, a pedalboard-friendly version of Warm Audio’s vintage-inspired ’70s Foxy-style fuzz and octave circuit, customized with selectable momentary or latching octave-up control. The Black Keys Peach Fuzz: Fuzz FX Pedal With Selectable Octave-Up Hold A collaboration between The Black Keys and Warm Audio, the limited-edition Peach Fuzz delivers Warm Audio’s vintage-inspired ’70s Foxy-style fuzz and octave circuit in a new slimmer design, with the searing saturation and octave-up solo magic that define the original. Covered in thick flocked velvet in a special peach color celebrating The Black Keys’ 2026 release, Peaches!, the pedal moves from mellow fuzz and gritty crunch to huge, saturated tones and soaring octave leads. Working closely with The Black Keys guitarist and frontman Dan Auerbach, Warm Audio added a selectable momentary/latching octave-up hold switch, making it easy to kick