Warm Audio - Dirty Boy Jr. Fuzz
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This vintage Dirty Boy Jr Fuzz pedal from Warm Audio is designed for guitarists seeking play-responsive analogue saturation, with a circuit engineered to produce rich harmonic textures and natural compression that adapts to variations in playing style. Its fully analogue circuit is based on a vintage design, with controls that allow you to adjust the tonal response, from a dense low-end to tighter attack in the midrange and treble.
ARTICLE N° 124832
Presentation
This Dirty Boy Jr Fuzz pedal is ideal for set-ups designed to create distorted textures, with a dynamic response that adapts to variations in attack, allowing you to control gain levels ranging from a subtle overdrive to much denser distortion, without any signal break-up.
Its analogue behaviour is characterised by a touch-sensitive response, with natural compression that reacts to nuances in playing style, helping to maintain signal clarity even as saturation gradually increases.
A tube amp emulation technology integrated into the Dirty Boy Jr Fuzz’s circuitry aims to replicate the behaviour of a power amp stage, with dynamics that follow the guitar’s volume variations without smothering the attack.
The gain range covers textures from subtle clipping to dense fuzz, with controls allowing for precise adjustment of the tone.
Warm Audio has incorporated an ‘Afro Fuzz’ circuit into the design, which adopts a vintage approach to saturation, with components selected to maintain a stable response across different output levels and pedalboard set-ups.
Its analogue behaviour is characterised by a touch-sensitive response, with natural compression that reacts to nuances in playing style, helping to maintain signal clarity even as saturation gradually increases.
A tube amp emulation technology integrated into the Dirty Boy Jr Fuzz’s circuitry aims to replicate the behaviour of a power amp stage, with dynamics that follow the guitar’s volume variations without smothering the attack.
The gain range covers textures from subtle clipping to dense fuzz, with controls allowing for precise adjustment of the tone.
Warm Audio has incorporated an ‘Afro Fuzz’ circuit into the design, which adopts a vintage approach to saturation, with components selected to maintain a stable response across different output levels and pedalboard set-ups.
Other features
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Warm Audio Dirty Boy Jr Fuzz
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Guitar effects pedal:
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Vintage fuzz
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Technology: 100% analogue
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Authentic ‘Afro Fuzz’ circuit
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Technology: analogue T.A.E. (Tube Amp Emulation)
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High-quality transistors
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Touch-sensitive response
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Rich midrange character & natural compression
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Wide gain range: gentle overdrive ⭢ saturated fuzz
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Controls: volume, fuzz, 6-position frequency selector
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Connections:
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Input: ∅6.35 mm jack
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Output: ∅6.35 mm jack
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Power supply: 9 V⎓ centre-negative adaptor (sold separately)
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Dimensions: 122 x 65 x 51 mm
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Weight: 270 g
To find out more...
To integrate this pedal into your audio setup, don’t forget to get some extra jack cables and an isolated power supply.
A bit of background:
DIRTY BOY was founded in the 1980s by Alex Saraceno, with a focus on sound research and the design of analogue circuits.
The brand develops solutions geared towards playing dynamics and harmonic richness, with a precise and artisanal technical approach.
Today, Danny Gomez Jr continues this work by integrating T.A.E. technology into the brand’s circuits.
This technical focus is evident in several designs created for the electric guitar, with particular attention paid to components and touch response.
A bit of background:
DIRTY BOY was founded in the 1980s by Alex Saraceno, with a focus on sound research and the design of analogue circuits.
The brand develops solutions geared towards playing dynamics and harmonic richness, with a precise and artisanal technical approach.
Today, Danny Gomez Jr continues this work by integrating T.A.E. technology into the brand’s circuits.
This technical focus is evident in several designs created for the electric guitar, with particular attention paid to components and touch response.
