Seymour Duncan has released the latest pedal to join its rapidly expanding roster, the La Super Rica Fuzz.
Meaning “super rich”, La Super Rica is based on a classic silicon-based fuzz circuit (sounds Muffy, right?), but a host of tone-sculpting features aim to ensure it doesn’t disappear in a band mix.
Mid frequency and mid level knobs offer boostable mids between 548Hz to 2.2kHz, while a three-position low-end toggle allows bottom-end tweaking, too.
Elsewhere, volume and fuzz controls handle the rest of the tones, while true bypass switching comes as standard.
The La Super Rica Fuzz is available now for $179/£220 - see Seymour Duncan for more info.
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