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BOSS FZ-1W Waza Craft Fuzz
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BOSS FZ-1W Waza Craft Fuzz
BOSS FZ-1W Waza Craft Fuzz

BOSS FZ-1W Waza Craft Fuzz

SKU: FZ1W
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After analyzing many legendary fuzz pedals, the Waza Craft team set about making a premium pedal able to deliver all the tone, feel and vibe of classic fuzz pedal, with the pros of a modern design and high-quality appointments - welcome to the BOSS Waza Craft FZ-1W Fuzz pedal! 

Unlike previous previous Waza Craft pedals, the FZ-1W is BOSS's modern interpretation of a vintage fuzz as opposed to a modern recreation of a particular vintage fuzz unit. Many vintage fuzz pedals whilst can sound great often have there downsides - sometimes being inconsistent and having their tone affected by things such as age, battery and temperature...this is not the case with the FZ-1W! Utilizing high quality silicon transistors and with a unique circuit, the FZ-1W will deliver authentic tone time and time again, with higher gain, lower noise and deeper tone shaping on offer.

The FZ1W has a simple, yet effective control set. The 3 knobs give you control for Level, Fuzz and Tone, whilst the V/M micro switch gives you access to Vintage and Modern fuzz tones. 

The Vintage fuzz sound is raspy and assertive with more gain and a wider expression available compared to vintage fuzz pedals. It's also very dynamic, so use your guitar's volume control to go from heavy fuzz to clean tones. 

The Modern setting is a more refined sound, and more versatile, with a focused mid range and fatter tone. The gain range is wider than Vintage mode, whilst the Tone control lets you tweak the brightness whilst maintaining that all important mid-range.

If you love fuzz, and want a pedal with fuzz pedal with versatility, reliability and a great range of tones, look no further than the BOSS Waza Craft FZ-1W.

  • Premium Waza Craft pedal for the ultimate BOSS tone experience
  • Redefined fuzz sounds that combine classic tone and response with modern versatility and stability, realized through BOSS Waza innovation
  • Vintage mode delivers a retro fuzz experience with aggressive tone, dynamic touch response, and extreme sensitivity to input volume
  • Modern mode provides a fatter sound and more mid focus to suit a wider range of music styles
  • Powerful Tone knob provides deep sound-shaping control tuned for each mode
  • Consistent sound and reliable performance with silicon transistor circuitry
  • High-quality buffer for clean and clear tone when bypassed
  • BOSS five-year warranty
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