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Description

Designed for musicians who crave that classic, gritty sound, the Aural Dream Purely Fuzz delivers a robust and unmistakable fuzz effect that transforms your guitar's tone. Crafted with precision, this pedal is a nod to the iconic fuzz sounds of yesteryear, while incorporating modern reliability and ease of use. With the Purely Fuzz, your guitar will cut through the mix with a distinctive and dynamic fuzz tone that is both versatile and rich in character.

This pedal features a straightforward interface, allowing you to dial in the perfect amount of fuzz with ease. Whether you're playing searing solos or heavy riffs, the Aural Dream Purely Fuzz ensures your sound remains clear and powerful, without sacrificing warmth. The all-analog circuit path provides a natural and organic tone, ideal for both recording and live performances.

Built to withstand the rigors of the road, its rugged construction ensures durability, while its compact size makes it easy to fit on any pedalboard. Musicians will appreciate the pedal’s true bypass switching, which preserves your guitar's natural tone when the pedal is not engaged.

Key Features:

  • Classic fuzz effect with a unique and dynamic tone
  • All-analog circuit for natural sound quality
  • True bypass switching for signal integrity
  • Simple control layout for easy sound customization
  • Durable, road-ready construction

Product specs

Power 9V
Bypass true bypass
Analog/Digital analog
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Aural Dream Purely Fuzz Pedal

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Aural Dream Purely Fuzz Pedal

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Aural Dream Purely Fuzz Pedal

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Aural Dream Purely Fuzz

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Video thumbnail for Aural Dream Purely Fuzz pedal demo in a mix by Krach Werke

Aural Dream Purely Fuzz pedal demo in a mix

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Krach Werke

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Aural Dream Purely Fuzz | New Pedal Day

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Johann Faustus

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Aural Dream Purely Fuzz on Bass

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northtownsound

Reviews

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sean_chan

NOT A FUZZ. It's a fuzz-tortion, a very warm and smooth (and quiet) one.

If you take its name seriously, you might be seriously misinformed, but one might feel slightly bamboozled instead of deceived at the criminally low price you could get this pedal. I personally got it for $25 USD during a promotional period, and was slightly (and pleasantly) surprised as I was on a hunt for a full-on fuzz pedal instead of another distortion.

Long story short, it's a distortion with certain characteristics of a fuzz pedal - serious clipping (offered in two modes, "quiet" and "library-friendly volume"), slight hints of overtones and a not very bitey sound. The clipping is not so aggressive that it produces the spitting, "gatey" qualities of a mature fuzz pedal, but neither does it track dynamics as much as a traditional distortion pedal, negating almost entirely any palm-muting business you have but giving soaring sustains when you try. It can be described as full sounding while being mild enough to be controllable.

Its singing qualities immediately positions it as a lead player's tool. Use it to solo and you'll achieve a creamy voice that sounds sweet and never spikey (the pedal is on the more mellow side, EQ-wise). The saturation beefs up the whiniest of guitar tones, and - not surprisingly - compresses notes to make them uniform in volume. Unsurprisingly a gain box like this adds a little bit of noise to your signal chain.

The huge drawback of this pedal, however, is the low volume. I am appalled by how underwhelming it is. At almost every setting, the volume of the pedal must be turned up all the way to the max in order for your signal to not suffer from a significant cliff dive in audibility. Worse yet, switching to the silicon (I assume that's what "SI" means) clipping mode drops the pedal volume even further, making it extremely unfavorable should you want it to be your lead sound (which, I suppose you want heard).

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