This little stompbox is great. I've bought it after checking few fuzz pedals (including Catalin-Bread V8, Keeley fuzz, Zvex fuzz factory) and I've found this fuzz versatile even though it has only two knobs. I like it when pedals are kept simple. Believe it or not, I bought it to nail the gilmourish "shine on" sound and if the fuzz knob is kept quite low - it does an awsome job. This pedal is amazingly very quite even though I use a strat with noisy singles.

I gave it 4 in the "features" category since the AC jack is on the side of the pedal and it makes it very uncomfortable for pedal boards. 5 in Value since it's the cheapest of all the fuzz pedals I checked and 5 in quality since it seems like this is one tough little box that will last forever :)

I am running this fuzz box from my Showmaster. Its connected to a vox wha, and then to a Pro Jr. Simple setup, and provides a classic fuzz sound. The strength lies in its simplicity, turn the volume and fuzz up about 2/3 of the way, and there is your fuzz. Durability with this pedal is superb.

This is not the best piece of equipment I have ever played but it sure beats buying a humbucker pickup guitar or a guitar either two single coils and a bridge humbuckerfor of tone like what that fuzz box gives. It is though not worth as much as I paid for though.

This fuzz box is great. On a clean amp, you can get a really nice distortion that i like for playing punk music. When you switch to a neck pickup and roll your tone down, you can get squeals and barks out of it, very cool. When your amp is overdriven, this provides a layer of warmth and smooths your tone out, and leaves your amp's tone untouched, unlike that nasty Metal Zone. I highly recommend this stompbox for anyone who wants some wicked vintage analog fuzz scream that is good for multiple styles.

This pedal is good. You can get a real good fuzz that produces a really crisp tone. But this isn't the pedal to end all pedals. Overall, I like this pedal very much, but wish it had more options.