Just got the Fuzz last week. Splurged and got the four additional modules as well. Beautiful pedal--sounds terrific. I've got it on my board, so I'm currently experimenting with putting magnets or velcro in the chassis to make changing modules possible without taking the pedal off the board and removing the screws . . .
This fuzz is awesome. I’ve never heard a Jackson pedal that comes anywhere close to disappointment. Always exceeded expectations. The Bender sound is spot on. This company is all about giving the customer options and what they actual want out of a pedal. Some companies make great at one style of pedal but when it comes to fuzz and drive they don’t stack up. Not the case here and it’s seems like the attention to detail and listening to the customers/players pays off. I would love to see you guys make a great harmonic tremolo with some plate reverb built in. Stack that in a line up of the Golden Boy, the Modular Fuzz and the Bloom and you have a perfect rig. Thanks for the behind the scenes.
@@JacksonAudio just wanted to give an update...just got mine in the mail for Sweetwater and also got the Page Mark II and after buying and selling over a 100 pedals in the last couple years alone I can honestly say this is the best octave fuzz I’ve ever played and top 3 best fuzz pedals I’ve ever played, the other 2 would be rare vintage fuzz pedals, but there’s are argument to be made for the tone combined with the functionality and all of the options that this is the best. I always said the best octave fuzz ever made was the Foxx Tone Machine and the two best fuzz pedals are the MK II Tone Bender and the Dallas Arbiter Germanium Fuzz Face. But this pedal can give you all of them plus the the awesomeness of a Muff if needed. Plus it looks super cool and it’s built like a brick. I also love Chase Bliss and just got the both new Automatone’s and the reverb and the preamp are genius designs and some of the best I’ve ever heard but man I have to say Jackson is just as awesome. Two of the best pedal companies. I relied on the Ross and Cali 76 for years but now I can’t wait to try the Bloom or Blossom; the Asabi and the Prism. Keep up the awesome. Helps to keep playing fun and inspiring.
That's the very thing we made these changes for in the Vintage Classic Modern/Vintage as well as the Fuzz Page Mkii. I wanted those circuits to clean up better and now they do.
Fuzz is my favorite effect, period and I have owned a plethora of fuzz pedals in my life. I have not tried it yet, but I am placing an order on this Fuzz pedal and I have a feeling this is going to knock a lot of other fuzzes off my board. This has a lot of features and controls that i've always wanted in a Fuzz pedal.
I know that fuzz pedals usually don’t work with buffers but how dose the fuzz go with buffers? If not I think it would be cool to have a fuzz modular that works with buffers!
@Jackson Audio alright awesome!!!! My only concern is that I run a shure wireless unit sometimes which has a buffer in it so it’s hard to find a good fuzz (other then a big muff) that works with my setup well 😅
Super cool man!!
Thanks buddy! :)
Glad it did. I havent had a fuzz on the board for a decade. This is going to change that.
Just got the Fuzz last week. Splurged and got the four additional modules as well. Beautiful pedal--sounds terrific. I've got it on my board, so I'm currently experimenting with putting magnets or velcro in the chassis to make changing modules possible without taking the pedal off the board and removing the screws . . .
This fuzz is awesome. I’ve never heard a Jackson pedal that comes anywhere close to disappointment. Always exceeded expectations. The Bender sound is spot on. This company is all about giving the customer options and what they actual want out of a pedal. Some companies make great at one style of pedal but when it comes to fuzz and drive they don’t stack up. Not the case here and it’s seems like the attention to detail and listening to the customers/players pays off. I would love to see you guys make a great harmonic tremolo with some plate reverb built in. Stack that in a line up of the Golden Boy, the Modular Fuzz and the Bloom and you have a perfect rig. Thanks for the behind the scenes.
thank you so much Jordan! We want to build tools our customers will love for a lifetime!
@@JacksonAudio just wanted to give an update...just got mine in the mail for Sweetwater and also got the Page Mark II and after buying and selling over a 100 pedals in the last couple years alone I can honestly say this is the best octave fuzz I’ve ever played and top 3 best fuzz pedals I’ve ever played, the other 2 would be rare vintage fuzz pedals, but there’s are argument to be made for the tone combined with the functionality and all of the options that this is the best. I always said the best octave fuzz ever made was the Foxx Tone Machine and the two best fuzz pedals are the MK II Tone Bender and the Dallas Arbiter Germanium Fuzz Face. But this pedal can give you all of them plus the the awesomeness of a Muff if needed. Plus it looks super cool and it’s built like a brick. I also love Chase Bliss and just got the both new Automatone’s and the reverb and the preamp are genius designs and some of the best I’ve ever heard but man I have to say Jackson is just as awesome. Two of the best pedal companies. I relied on the Ross and Cali 76 for years but now I can’t wait to try the Bloom or Blossom; the Asabi and the Prism. Keep up the awesome. Helps to keep playing fun and inspiring.
I just ordered one from your 12 days of Christmas sale. All six mods are coming too!
Subscribed!
I'm looking forward to the arrival of my order. The fuzz, + the deluxe and goat head modules. I'm glad the pedal happened!
Rock on!
I'm loving the behind the scenes look at pedal development and design! Great production value as well.
XOXO! ;)
A critical characteristic of every fuzz is how it reacts to guitar volume changes. Looking forward to seeing some of that
That's the very thing we made these changes for in the Vintage Classic Modern/Vintage as well as the Fuzz Page Mkii. I wanted those circuits to clean up better and now they do.
Man, I need a fourth fuzz like i need a hole in the head, but this sounds KILLER in the demos. Well done guys! Can't wait to try one.
thank you so much! We're super proud of it!
Fuzz is my favorite effect, period and I have owned a plethora of fuzz pedals in my life. I have not tried it yet, but I am placing an order on this Fuzz pedal and I have a feeling this is going to knock a lot of other fuzzes off my board. This has a lot of features and controls that i've always wanted in a Fuzz pedal.
I think you'll love it!
THIS IS A FUZZ PEDAL IVE BEEN DYING TO HAVE BEEN MADE
thank you so much!
Awesome video guys. Great to see them getting made.
Thank you so much! :)
This is great stuff! Love seeing the behind the scenes aspects of designing and creating pedals.
Thanks brother! We'll be back every Sunday!
I know that fuzz pedals usually don’t work with buffers but how dose the fuzz go with buffers? If not I think it would be cool to have a fuzz modular that works with buffers!
Typically the fuzz goes right after the guitar. At least that’s the best way to control the dynamics of the fuzz.
@Jackson Audio alright awesome!!!! My only concern is that I run a shure wireless unit sometimes which has a buffer in it so it’s hard to find a good fuzz (other then a big muff) that works with my setup well 😅
Any plans for a MIDI version?
No plans for that. It’s honestly so simple it doesn’t need it.