Dirty, fuzzy, in-your-face.

Back with the nastiest fuzz you've ever heard! This box made its world debut on the Stones' "Satisfaction" in 1965 and revolutionized guitar tone. Features original-type 2N2613 NPN/PNP transistors, point-to-point wiring, and a design that's entirely faithful to the original. Volume control with on/off, attack, and foot-operated in/out switch. 1/4" I/O. Includes AA battery, reproduction of original instructions with schematics, reproduction of original box, and a brief history. Why go for imperfect digital emulation when you can have the real thing?

Maestro Fuzztone Reissue Features:

• Design entirely faithful to the original
• Original-type 2N2613 NPN/PNP transistors
• Point-to-point wiring
• Volume control with on/off
• Attack control
• Foot-operated in/out switch
• 1/4" I/O
• Includes AA battery
• Reproduction of original instructions with schematics
• Reproduction of original box
• Brief history

Now you can finally get some satisfaction. Put it in the cart.

Maestro Fuzztone Reissue

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Amazing for not slurring your notes

Posted by Teleman21 from Lynchburg, VA on Sep 15, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Regional Artist (recording and gigging)

Reviewer's Play Style: Country, Blues, Classic Rock

I bout this pedal recently and am extremely impressed. It offers great fuzz and dirt with amazingly clear highs. Not only that, this pedal is extremely easy to use and doesn't sound manufactured. I run a Boss Blues Driver afterwards to clean up the tone a bit and a bit more bite to it. Overall, if you are looking for a natural sounding fuzz, this pedal is definately tops

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The British Spank

Posted by The Bitish Spank from Britian, England on Feb 28, 2005

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: British Blues

Exactly like the original. If you want the sound of the british spank. you Have to have this pedal

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Maetsro Fuzz-Tone Reissue

Posted by Beatles7962 from Pleasant Valley, NY on Jan 5, 2005

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Composer, Guitarist, Keyboardist, Lead Singer

Reviewer's Play Style: 1960's Rock and Roll and Motown/R&B/Soul

I just bought this fuzz box last weekend and I got it today. I've been playing it and it sounds just like every 60's recording that had a fuzz box involved in it. It looks exactly how it was in the 60's and sounds just like it did back then too. It definately isn't as nasty sounding as the distortion pedals they have out these days, but it sure does have a vintage fuzz sound. If you want a fuzz box that reproduces that same old sound that was made famous in the 60's, I would strongly recommend this one of a kind fuzz box.

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Fuzz tone

Posted by Es335king from Arbroath,Angus. Scotland on Dec 6, 2004

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Blues

I boughtMy first Maestro Fuzz tone in 1967.This was at the time cutting edge and a "Must" for all lead guitar players to get the "British Sound".I lost my "old" one in a fire.I just bought a reissue and it is worth every dollar.Now I can relive my 60's rock star days,even if it's only in my garage !

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Chunky Fuzz

Posted by Echoman from Long Island, NY on Nov 9, 2004

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock and blues

For those of you who want chunky in your face almost obnoxious fuzz... this is the pedal you've been looking for. It sounds best at high volume and nothing like a fuzzface, big muff, or any others. If you follow the fuzztone with a big muff, the combination of the two is stellar!! It dirties up the big muff and you get the best of both worlds.

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