Fuzz Loop™ Interface

Using a fuzz pedal and wireless or an active pickup equipped guitar without a loop switcher?

Then you also need the Fuzz Loop™ Interface!

Guitars and analog pedals have a dynamic and interdependent relationship. When they are connected together, the signal that passes between them and what is produced, is a direct result of the unique characteristics of the two connected devices. So, you can't substitute either of them and expect the exact same result.

But the Fuzz Loop™ can get you exceptionally close! It'll make your germanium fuzz or other impedance sensitive pedal think that it has a guitar connected directly to its input.

The discrete Class-A buffer has an input impedance and other finely tuned characteristics which mimic that of tube amplifier inputs. It'll safeguard, strengthen, and prepare your fuzz signal for whatever follows on a pedalboard and in a rig.

The buffer presents the fuzz pedal's output with a dynamic and ideal load that remains steadfast — resulting in consistent tone while still allowing it to breathe and feel — as if it were plugged directly into the front of a beloved tube amplifier.

The "Remote" version is in a low profile enclosure and can be mounted on or under any pedalboard. It's controlled via ¼" TS function switching jack, found on most MIDI switchers and MIDI controllers, and our Remote Foot-Switch.

For the benefits of buffers, see our FAQ page.

• Un-Buffer Impedances
• Input: 1M ohm
• Output: High-Z
• Class-A Buffer Impedances
• Input: 1M ohm
• Output: 100 ohm
• Enclosure Dimensions (in./mm)
• Stomp: 4.41 x 2.38 x 2.18 / 112.0 x 60.5 x 55.4
• Remote: 4.43 x 2.38 x 1.24 / 112.5 x 60.5 x 31.5
• Right Angle ¼" Plug Compatability
• Creation Music Minicake, Squareplug SP400/500/600, and Switchcraft 226/228
• Power Requirements: 9VDC & 100mA via a 2.1 x 5.5mm barrel plug with a negative centre pin (like Boss pedals). Adapter is not included.

User Manual and Wiring Diagrams (coming soon).