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The Flatiron Fuzz delivers powerful, vintage distortion thanks to its op-amp circuit inspired by the 1970s. Ideal for guitarists seeking an authentic fuzz sound with pronounced symmetrical clipping, it’s perfectly suited to the stage, studio, or practice. This distortion pedal lets you explore rich sonic textures, from classic fuzz to the saturated sound typical of RAT2 pedals, for a more precise and dynamic tone.
| Circuit type | Classic op-amp |
|---|---|
| Style | 1970s |
| Distortion type | Fuzz / Distortion |
| Clipping | Hard symmetrical |
| Inspired by | RAT2 |
| Recommended use | Stage, studio, practice |
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