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I've had a lot of Gas for fuzz and drive pedals over the Christmas period and have been looking over websites by small overseas manufacturers, like Fuzzrocious, Jam Pedals, Iron Ether and Becos.  Trouble is, ordering them can be less than straightforward; Becos won't deliver to the UK and now their U.S. distributor won't either, Fuzzrocious have a overseas $50 postage charge...and then add on the VAT when it arrives.

 

@stewblack started a thread about an OD pedal from a brand I had never heard of: Raygun FX from Southend.  This got me thinking, how many other small 'boutique' UK based pedal companies are there out there?  I have a 'Subspace' by Hamstead, an Origin Effects 'Cali76' and a 'Micro-Thumpinator' by Sfxsound; so that is three I know.

 

Any others?

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There's a company in Scotland called Gojira effects. They do a bunch of stuff, it seems to be made to order though. Several different fuzzes etc. What's really cool is that you can have your own design screen printed onto the pedal, don't think I've seen anyone else do that. 

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Cog effects are UK based, - https://www.cogeffects.co.uk/

 

I have a dual Knightfall on my pedalboard and it's a great pedal.

 

I'll be following as i quite fancy a new fuzz pedal for my board, it would need to be pretty small though to  squeeze it in

 

Matt

 

 

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Posted

Effectrode and Audio Kitchen for high end tube-based stuff.

 

Hudson as well, famous for their Broadcast preamp, v popular with guitar players but not sure about bass.

Posted
9 hours ago, Downunderwonder said:

was in the OP.

 

It surprises me how little love SfX receives on BC. They have some really neat stuff but the only time they get mentioned is the fixed very low HPF rumble filter.

SFX sell niche products and they don't look all that sexy.  I bet the likes of Jam Pedals and Fuzzrocious sell way more kit.  The market for distortion and fuzz pedals is, er, saturated, so if you want to stand out you have to make them attractive.  I will admit, the appearance of a pedal is a factor in whether I choose to buy or not.

Posted
14 hours ago, Kev said:

Do me a favour; open it up and have a look at the circuit board, and see what it says.

 

I'd rather not. I'd be scared I'd break something or wouldn't be able to put it back together 😟

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