With the Circuit Fuzz, Acorn Amplifiers has debuted the first effects pedal that provides a bonus effects pedal PCB right on the face of the pedal. Two for one! Perfect for the guitarist interested in building their first effects pedal or a seasoned tinkerer that mods every piece of gear they own. The removable PCB is a simple boost circuit that can be built into a separate pedal or incorporated into the Circuit Fuzz itself. Build instructions available on the ‘Boost PCB Build’ tab at the top of this page.

The Circuit Fuzz pedal itself is a deceptively simple yet versatile dual transistor fuzz that sweeps between overdrive, distortion, and fuzz tones with the turn of a single knob. Simplicity in design, yet versatility in action - these are the goals of each circuit designed by Acorn Amps and the Circuit Fuzz is no exception. 

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Send the security guards to bed and turn up to eleven, the Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself Fuzz isn’t a conspiracy theory, it’s a real fuzz pedal! The Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself Fuzz is a three transistor silicon fuzz pedal. ‘Erase Footage’ controls the overall signal volume of the effect. ‘Fuzzy Recollection’ controls the amount of fuzz, sweeping between slightly gritty boost all the way to heavy fuzz crunch. The ‘Security Camera’ toggle switch allows you to keep the “N’T” illuminated letters in “DIDN’T” always on or switchable with the bypass of the effect.

The Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself Fuzz is sonically similar to our now discontinued Bweep Fuzz. 

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Epstein Didn't Kill Himself Fuzz

Hard clipping single op amp distortion pedal with boost toggle switch. IT’S OVER 9000!

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Vegeta Drive

The ADHD, or Adaptive Droning Hyperfuzz Device, is a glitch, filter, bit crushing, octave, square wave guitar synth oscillator disguised as a fuzz pedal. An adjustable square wave oscillator accompanies a rambunctious fuzz circuit to create a wildly interactive guitar or bass guitar effect. 8-bit vintage video game tones become searing octave leads with the turn of the five control knobs on board the ADHD and the synth noise oscillator can be controlled using an external expression pedal or tuned by hand with the Frequency knob. The Acorn ADHD is assembled using a voltage controlled timer that blends with the gain control of an LM386 amplifier IC chip to produce interactive and layered bit crushed octave-up-and-down fuzz tones that can be sculpted even further along the frequency bandwidth with the tone/filter control. Transform your guitar into an expansive fuzzy synthesizer with the Acorn Amps ADHD pedal.

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ADHD Synth Fuzz

Can you say…Mississippi Marshall!?! A pedal inspired by some of the most iconic rock music from the past four decades. A studio secret weapon for achieving wiry and aggressive tones for guitar, bass, and even drums and vocals. The latest release from Acorn Amplifiers, the Solid State Preamplifier, is your way to recreate those highly sought after sounds. Packed into a slim pedal enclosure and loaded with features, the Solid State Preamplifier features the ‘normal’ and ‘saturated’ channels as foot-switchable tone modes, as well as an added ‘thick’ switch that provides heavy low end and added gain. Also, without the added cost of the power amp circuitry, the Solid State Preamplifier is nearly half of the price of the original Acorn Solid State Amp/Preamp.

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