Reissue using better quality/higher-gain/lower-noise transistors than the 2006 version.

A vintage, 4-transistor distortion, made with a tasteful blend of NOS and new parts, resulting in a creamy, fat, circa 1973 fuzz tone (but with some extra kick).  Modern upgrades include SMALL SIZE, mid-boost switch, standard DC power, LED on/off indicator, and true bypass switching.

Demo by Dennis Kayzer

Demo by Vintage Stompboxes

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Mayo

Based on the "triangle-knob" circa 1971 4-transistor fuzz, but I've changed the input capacitor to a more saturated-sounding type like the circa 1973 'rams head' version fuzz. From there, I've tightened up the bass and smoothed out the highs and eliminated the mid scoop. So instead of a raging wall of fuzz, you get a more focused and amp-like tone, without having to stack with eq's and/or other overdrive pedals to smooth things out or bring up the midrange.

Review by reddit /guitarpedals

Demo by  sukuta takafumi

Demo by  Vintage Stompboxes

Pink Flesh

The Skreddy™ Echo was designed to take over the duties of my old, green, tube tape echo.  My design goals were simple: 1) make it sound right; 2) it should inspire.  It is intended to emulate electro-mechanical units of the past and is not clean or pristine.

The repeats degrade very gradually into a musical, harmonic soup if you turn them up high enough.  Self oscillation is possible (though not in a touchy or unpredictable way) without the bothersome runaway volume some old analog delays have.

Review by audiofanzine

Review by Rig Talk

Demo by  Dennis Kayzer

Demo by JetCityMusic

Echo Infinity

Has a treble-boosted flavor.  Distorts with a creamy voice yet retains your guitar's essential nature, preserving tightness and airiness across the full range of settings.

Aggressive but not too fuzzy in high-gain mode; articulate boost in low-gain mode.

Clean up with guitar volume is phenomenal, predictable and smooth.

Review by Pedal PCB Forum

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Demo by  HarryAndAGuitar

Demo by Sam Vilo

Hybrid Fuzz Driver

The Skreddy Pedals™ BC239 FUZZ is a throwback to the late "rams head" era.  The BC239 transistor will tend to render less bass, resulting in a more biting and articulate muff tone.  Add to that the fact that the later rams heads employed plastic film capacitors instead of the softer, grittier tone of ceramic discs used in the triangle knobs and earlier rams heads, and you get a clear, cutting top end.  You'll hear every detail of its velvety distortion.  I'm preserving articulation by keeping the gain in check just enough and not letting it get too mushy or syrupy.  Nice and hot with ample harmonics and of course great sustain.  Rather than a round, fluty tone, you'll get a meaty grind even in your high notes. 

Demo by Marc Ahlfs

Demo by PSQRCL

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