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There’s never enough fuzz, that’s why we at tre_audio built the tre_audio FUZZ Pedal. FUZZ is based on the classic fuzz pedals that you know and love. It is a transistor-based fuzz pedal that will give your instrument the harmonic, saturated sustain that you want and expect from a fuzz pedal. As with most of our gear, we’ve pushed this circuit to its limits with higher clipping circuit amplification and less attenuation. This gives the pedal a ton of fuzz.
The Devil’s Claw Pre-Amp is the pedal version of the pre-amp used in our Devil’s Claw 300W guitar amp. It features two independent channels — Replicate and Obliterate — designed for precise tone shaping and versatile gain control.
Replicate Channel: Tight, articulate, and tuned for rhythm clarity. A Tone Bypass switch removes the EQ section for a more direct, uncolored signal.
Obliterate Channel: High-gain channel with a switch for an extra gain stage for increased saturation and sustain when you need more drive.
The Grit and the Echo: A Dual-Circuit Hybrid The tre_audio Dirty Delay is not your average time-based effect. It is a deliberate mash-up of a high-character overdrive and a dark, analog-voiced delay. Designed for players who want to move beyond pristine repeats, the Dirty Delay allows you to inject texture, saturation, and lo-fi "grime" directly into your signal path.
Two Circuits. Zero Compromise. The Dirty Delay features two independent analog-voiced circuits that can be used together or entirely separately, effectively putting two pedals in one enclosure:
The Overdrive Section: A warm, mid-forward drive that adds harmonic complexity and "heat" to your signal.
The Delay Section: A dark, evolving echo with repeats that mimic the natural analog decay.
Replicate, Saturate, or Destroy Because the circuits are independent, the Dirty Delay offers three distinct modes of operation:
Independent Delay: Engage just the delay for classic, moody repeats and ambient washes.
Independent Overdrive: Use the pedal as a standalone dirt box to push your amp or other pedals.
The Hybrid "Dirty" Mode: Engage both to saturate your repeats. As the echoes trail off, they interact with the overdrive circuit to create a haunting, disintegrating texture that "sits" perfectly behind your dry signal.
The Buffered Splitter Pedal takes one 1/4” mono input and splits it into two separate 1/4” mono outputs, each with its own dedicated buffer.
A buffer helps maintain your tone by preserving high-end clarity and signal strength, especially when using long cable runs or large pedalboards. By preventing signal loss, it keeps your sound consistent and responsive no matter how complex your rig gets.
Use it to run your guitar into two amps at once, feed different sections of your pedalboard, or simply drop it in your chain as a reliable buffer when and where you need it.
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