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Description
Introducing the Union Tube & Transistor Black Bumble Buzz, a brainchild of the Third Man Creative Hive. With no knobs to fuss with, this fuzz pedal is a straight shot to the distinct tones heard on Jack White's 2012 masterpiece, "Blunderbuss." Plug it into your rig and capture that raw, electrifying fuzz from tracks like "Sixteen Saltines" and "I'm Shakin'." Housed in a sleek and attractive enclosure, this pedal is the epitome of simplicity meeting sonic excellence. It operates on a standard 9V, ensuring you can easily integrate it into your existing setup.
Key Features:
- Designed by the Third Man Creative Hive
- Emulates the fuzz tones on tracks from Jack White's "Blunderbuss" album
- Features an attractive, durable enclosure
- No knobs - simplicity at its best
- Runs on standard 9V power supply
Product specs
| Brand | Third Man Records |
| Model | Bumble Buzz |
| Finish | Black |
| Year | 2014 - 2025 |
| Made In | Canada |
| Categories | Fuzz Pedals and Effects, Octave and Pitch-Shifting Pedals |
| Pedal Format | Standard |
FAQs
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What kind of sound can I expect from the Union Tube & Transistor Black Bumble Buzz?
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The Black Bumble Buzz delivers a raw, aggressive fuzz tone with a distinct character, making it ideal for cutting through mixes in rock and alternative genres.
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Is the Union Tube & Transistor Black Bumble Buzz pedal suitable for both guitar and bass?
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Yes, the Black Bumble Buzz can be used with both guitar and bass, providing a thick, saturated fuzz that enhances low-end frequencies.
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Does the Black Bumble Buzz pedal have any octave or pitch-shifting capabilities?
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The Black Bumble Buzz primarily focuses on delivering a fuzz effect, but it also incorporates subtle octave characteristics that enhance its harmonic richness.
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What power supply does the Union Tube & Transistor Black Bumble Buzz require?
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The Black Bumble Buzz operates on a standard 9V DC power supply, making it compatible with most pedalboard power setups.
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How does the Union Tube & Transistor Black Bumble Buzz differ from other fuzz pedals?
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The Black Bumble Buzz stands out with its unique circuit design by Third Man Records, offering a distinctively gritty, vintage-inspired fuzz tone that sets it apart from conventional fuzz pedals.
Videos
OfficialTMR
TMR BUMBLE BUZZ PEDAL
Reviews
PROS
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Unique tones, unlike other pedals
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Simple plug n play, no fine-tuning required
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Distinctive Union/Jack White collaboration
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Fuzz octave feature around the 12th fret
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Attractive design and packaging
CONS
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Difficult to use for beginners, lacks fine-tuning
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Fizzles out with single coil pickups at lower volumes
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Lacks sustain, can decrease overall setup sustain
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High cost not justified by performance for some
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Limited versatility, not suitable for all users
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Union Tube & Transistor Black Bumble Buzz.
Features and functionality
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The pedal delivers a significant octave-up effect when used with single-coil pickups and played above the 12th fret.
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The Union Tube & Transistor Black Bumble Buzz does not respond to the guitar's tone controls, exhibiting no change from 0 to 10.
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The pedal is a no-knob design, which appeals to users who enjoy simplicity and want the pedal to handle adjustments automatically.
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Value and pricing
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The pedal is considered overpriced by some, especially given its simplicity, with the suggestion it can be built for around $25.
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Use cases and applications
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The pedal is seen as extreme, making it more suitable as a foundational sound rather than something to switch on mid-song.
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The pedal is highly effective for replicating Jack White's octave fuzz sound, especially when playing riffs like "Taking Me Back" on an Airline guitar.
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Combining the pedal with a Waza fuzz on the vintage setting yields particularly satisfying results, according to some users.
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Build quality
4.5 out of 5
Based on 2 Reviews and 33 Ratings
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Bumble Buzz
I'm a huge fan of Jack White, but this pedal simply isn't very good. The feature of how it becomes an fuzz octave pedal around the 12 fret is cool, but it has no sustain at all. It actually gives your setup even less sustain.
The design is really good and it comes in a really nice box too, but considering the high cost, don't waste your money on this pedal.
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Artist usage
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Jack White can be seen playing guitar through a Union Tube & Transistor Black Bumble Buzz pedal in this video.
The pedal was designed and hand-made specifically for Jack White by Chris Young of Union Tube & Transistor, whose pedals Jack has also used on songs like "Sixteen Saltines" and "I'm Shakin'".
The pedal was mentioned in the 2019 Premier Guitar interview.
In an interview with GITARRE & BASS, Buzz Osborne of The Melvins mentions using the Union Tube & Transistor Black Bumble Buzz, among other pedals, as part of his guitar effects setup.
In the Premier Guitar article "Rig Rundown: Black Pistol Fire," Kevin McKeown is noted to use the Union Tube & Transistor Black Bumble Buzz fuzz pedal.
En este video se puede observar como Alvaro Henriquez muestra su pedalera, entre los pedales hay un Bumble buzz blanco 10º aniversario
In the Premier Guitar "Rig Rundown" video featuring FIDLAR, Elvis Kuehn is shown using the Union Tube & Transistor Black Bumble Buzz pedal.
On Stone Sour's rig rundown, a Bumble Buzz can be seen in Josh's pedalboard.
In this photo, posted by Wolfe on her Instagram profile, her pedals are shown. One of the pedals visible is the Union Tube and Transistor Black Bumble Buzz.
This is on Jacks board from the late 2025 EU tour, picture from the Tunbridge Wells gig.
DJ Harrison received the Union Tube & Transistor Black Bumble Buzz from Jack White, as mentioned in an Instagram post describing it as a gift from a memorable session.
On Cheap Girls's Facebook page, there is photo of Aymor holding a Black Bumble Buzz pedal with the caption: "Thanks you to Union Tube & Transisor for this awesome Bumblebuzz pedal."
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Used With
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