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“The Fuzz+ somehow takes the perfect fuzz platform even further”: Silktone has overhauled its germanium transistor fuzz pedal – and it’s got a ‘pickup simulator’

“The Fuzz+ somehow takes the perfect fuzz platform even further”: Silktone has overhauled its germanium transistor fuzz pedal – and it’s got a ‘pickup simulator’

Silktone has unveiled the Fuzz+ – an updated version of its much-loved fuzz pedal, Fuzz, which first arrived back in 2022.

An increased array of tone controls and a second footswitch for engaging a Raw mode – replacing the hand switch function of the flagship pedal – are the chief updates here, as the Californian pedal maker seeks to broaden the sonic horizons of only its third pedal so far.

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