Pedals that stack with the Univox Super-Fuzz
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All 136 ranked by how well they pair, from rig co-occurrence and tone-complementarity evidence
Vox Cooltron Big Ben Overdrive
Vox
9% matchUnivox Super-Fuzz leans toward octave, and that's a real, usable character to pair with
AA Audio Rotary 3 toggle Phase, Vibe
Aa Audio
9% matchThe Super-Fuzz's raw, octave-scooped fuzz gives the Rotary 3's boutique phase-vibe sweep something much rawer to push.
Spaceman Sputnik IIb: Deluxe Germanium Fuzz
Spaceman
9% matchUnivox Super-Fuzz's own octave character is the real reason this is worth trying
Walrus Audio EB-10C
Walrus Audio
9% matchWhat Univox Super-Fuzz brings here leans toward octave — that's worth building a pairing around
Tinsley Audio Sir Henry Vibe
Tinsley Audio
9% matchWhat Univox Super-Fuzz brings here leans toward octave — that's worth building a pairing around
Mooer Liquid Color
Mooer
9% matchWhat Univox Super-Fuzz brings here leans toward octave — that's worth building a pairing around
Electro-Harmonix Bass Mono Synth
Electro-Harmonix
9% matchWhat Univox Super-Fuzz brings here leans toward octave — that's worth building a pairing around
T Rex T-Rex Twin Blaze
T Rex
9% matchUnivox Super-Fuzz's own octave character is the real reason this is worth trying
Strymon Magneto Four Head dTape Echo
Strymon
9% matchUnivox Super-Fuzz leans toward octave, and that's a real, usable character to pair with — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)
Palmer Pepamp Mk II
Palmer
9% matchUnivox Super-Fuzz's own octave character is the real reason this is worth trying
Dex Tech Memory Flanger, part of Dex Audio's UK-built Memory Range
Dex Tech
9% matchUnivox Super-Fuzz leans toward octave, and that's a real, usable character to pair with
Wampler Mofetta
Wampler
9% matchWhat Univox Super-Fuzz brings here leans toward octave — that's worth building a pairing around
Mooer 018 Custom 100
Mooer
9% matchUnivox Super-Fuzz's own octave character is the real reason this is worth trying
Electro-Harmonix Pico Atomic Cluster
Electro-Harmonix
9% matchUnivox Super-Fuzz leans toward octave, and that's a real, usable character to pair with
Wampler Fuzztration octaver
Wampler
9% matchUnivox Super-Fuzz's octave voice suits Wampler Fuzztration octaver's own octave character
Keeley Realizer Reverberator Chromalux 2K24 Custom Shop
Keeley
9% matchUnivox Super-Fuzz leans toward octave, and that's a real, usable character to pair with — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)
Rocktron Utopia Bass Wah
Rocktron
9% matchWhat Univox Super-Fuzz brings here leans toward octave — that's worth building a pairing around
Peavey Session‑LTD 400 Preamp
Peavey
9% matchUnivox Super-Fuzz leans toward octave, and that's a real, usable character to pair with
Rotosound RWB1 The Wobbler Tremolo
Rotosound
9% matchWhat Univox Super-Fuzz brings here leans toward octave — that's worth building a pairing around
Benson Amps Stonk Box Automatic Thermal Bias Fuzz
Benson Amps
9% matchWhat Univox Super-Fuzz brings here leans toward octave — that's worth building a pairing around
Tone City Double Engine T40 Rectified High Energy
Tone City
9% matchWhat Univox Super-Fuzz brings here leans toward octave — that's worth building a pairing around
Carl Martin Comp/Limiter
Carl Martin
9% matchWhat Univox Super-Fuzz brings here leans toward octave — that's worth building a pairing around
Cornerstone Antique V3
Cornerstone
9% matchUnivox Super-Fuzz's own octave character is the real reason this is worth trying
Rotosound RKH1 The King Henry Phaser
Rotosound
9% matchWhat Univox Super-Fuzz brings here leans toward octave — that's worth building a pairing around