Bristronica 25: Teaching Machines - Fuzzbillion

US A billion kinds of fuzz? Sign me up!      28/09/25


Frank from Teaching Machines who introduced us to their latest creation, the Fuzzbillion This distortion pedal claimis to have 10 billion sound configurations by allowing you to adjust different parts of the circuit. The signal path runs from left to right, providing input gain with various op-amp and transistor settings, including bias, boosts, and clipping options, and each switch on the unit alters components like capacitors and diodes for a unique sound profile. 

More Info:
[Teaching Machines] http://teachingmachines.co.uk

 



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