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JHS pays tribute to three foundational fuzz pedals with new Mary-K, Berkeley and Plugin stompboxes

March 3, 2023 comments off

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The three simple fuzz units are true to their late-’60s/early-’70s-era ancestors, with a touch of added 21st century functionality in each case

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