Walrus Audio Fundamental Series Fuzz Pedal

The Walrus Audio Fundamental Series Fuzz is a powerful, aggressive fuzz pedal that delivers a wide tonal range with simple, intuitive controls. Designed to fit seamlessly into any setup, this pedal can be used on its own, pushed into another distortion, or paired with your favorite overdrive for even more sonic exploration. Whether you’re crafting vintage fuzz tones or modern gated chaos, the Fundamental Fuzz is built to perform at any level.

Three-Mode Fuzz:

The Fundamental Fuzz offers three unique fuzz styles, easily selectable with a Slide Switch for a variety of tones from smooth sustain to sputtery, gated fuzz.

• Gain Slider: Controls the intensity of the fuzz, from subtle grit to full-on fuzz mayhem.
• Tone Slider: Shapes the frequency response. Slide left to cut highs for a darker tone, or right to cut lows for a sharper, biting fuzz.
• Volume Slider: Adjusts the overall output level to balance your fuzz with the rest of your signal chain.

Slide Switch Modes:

Quickly switch between three different fuzz characters to suit your playing style:

• Gate: Lowers bias voltage for a gated, starved fuzz effect with a choppy, broken-up sound. Note: This mode reduces overall level, so adjust the Volume slider accordingly.
• Classic: Delivers a screaming fuzz tone with a signature mid scoop, giving you a compressed, crunchy sound.
• Mid+: Adds a midrange boost, flattening out the tone stage for a compressed yet full-bodied fuzz.

Key Features:

• Three distinct fuzz modes for a range of tones, from gated and glitchy to thick and full.
• Intuitive Gain, Tone, and Volume sliders for easy, precise adjustments.
• Slide Switch to toggle between Gate, Classic, and Mid+ modes for versatile fuzz textures.
• Designed and assembled in Oklahoma City, OK.
• Professional-grade sound with a beginner-friendly interface.

With its compact design, versatile tonal options, and user-friendly controls, the Walrus Audio Fundamental Fuzz is ready to take your fuzz game to new levels—whether you're jamming at home, recording in the studio, or tearing it up on stage.