Fender Blender Fuzz Pedal

This classic octave/fuzz pedal was initially available in 1968, and while production ceased in 1977, guitarists looking for aggressive, overly-harsh tones continued to use the Fender Blender to dial in their sound. Later, bands such as Smashing Pumpkins and My Bloody Valentine turned to the Fender Blender to help pioneer the indie-rock scene of the 1990s, and with that, demand for vintage Fender Blender pedals took off.

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[15381472]

@haisevaewok, if your name isn't jack white, it's going to be hard

[dfuzzybuzzy]

you talk too much bob.

[rhcpmd]

@minedarea its not him, the pedal sounds like shit



[tripp6575]

@colemanthesoulman pawn shops

[colemanthesoulman]

Did he say ".. used in porn shops.. " ?

[GuitarBlues3]

@luffliffloaf Did the originals sound better?

[luffliffloaf]

I've owned a fair share of vintage tube amps and pedals, and I must say, this pedal sounds bad. It sounds muddy and lifeless. I was excited about this reisssue; now I'm thankful that I didn't buy one.

[lostlemming]

ewwwww horrid :/

[lazrpo]

@sonico86 Actually, Billy's mentioned using this pedal before (along with many, many others)

IIRC, Melon Collie used this pedal quite a bit.

[lazrpo]

@rssnowblind0 Matt Sharp actually used a vintage Orange amp. Rivers's setup literally depends on the album:

The Blue "crunch" sound is from an undocumented Mesa-Boogie combo, Pinkerton used an unnamed amp with tons of fuzz-boxes, Green used Marshall half stacks, Maladroit (and I think Make Believe as well) used a Line 6 POD on the Rock setting (if on MB, crunch). And then it's all computer-based modelling from there.

[JJoneEIGHTY]

@minedarea is that an insult? i dont know, keyboard warrior's aint what they used to be...