Fender Angry Fuzz vs Tru-Fi Two Face

The Fender Angry Fuzz and the Tru-Fi Two Face are both pedals. The Fender Angry Fuzz leans aggressive. The Tru-Fi Two Face leans germanium and high gain. Current prices: $140.90 vs $209.95.

Similarity
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46% somewhat different

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Price

$140.90via Reverb

$209.95via Reverb

Description

The Fender Angry Fuzz is a silicon transistor fuzz pedal from Fender, part of their Hammertone series, delivering a buzzy, aggressive fuzz character with wide Fuzz and Tone controls and a voice switch that shifts the frequency emphasis of the fuzz texture. The Angry Fuzz uses silicon transistors to produce a bright, sharp fuzz character suited to hard rock, grunge, and heavy alternative contexts where an edgier, more aggressive fuzz texture is the goal. The voice switch adds versatility by toggling between two distinct frequency profiles within the same silicon fuzz circuit.

The Tru-Fi Two Face is a dual-transistor Fuzz Face style pedal offering both a germanium transistor pair and a silicon transistor pair, switchable from one four-knob enclosure. A bias control fine-tunes the germanium side, while an input gain control ranges from ear-piercing highs to near Big Muff levels of saturation. The germanium setting delivers warm, harmonically rich grit, while the silicon setting produces a cooler, more searing aggression, giving the pedal a notably darker overall voicing than many competing dual-fuzz designs. Reviewers rate it as one of the best value options among dual germanium and silicon Fuzz Face style pedals. Suited to players who want both classic vintage fuzz flavors in one enclosure without buying two separate pedals.

Genres
citedGenres this gear is documented as being used in.
  • Hard Rock
  • Rock
  • Grunge
  • Alternative Rock
  • Classic Rock
  • Blues Rock
Tonal lean
  • aggressive
  • germanium
  • high gain
  • warm
  • gritty
  • transparent
  • full

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