Brands/Dunlop/Germanium Fuzz Face
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11 documented artists
Eric Clapton
1966–1968
Cream era fuzz on Fresh Cream recordings
Jimi Hendrix
1966–1968
Purple Haze, Foxy Lady — original Hendrix fuzz tone
Jeff Beck
1968
Truth album fuzz tone
Jimmy Page
1969–1971
Later Zeppelin fuzz sessions
Pete Townshend
1969–1973
Primary fuzz on Who's Next and Tommy
David Gilmour
1972–1973
Obscured by Clouds and early Pink Floyd
John Mayer
2005–present
Hand-matched germanium fuzz for Hendrix-influenced playing
Gary Clark Jr.
2010s
Heavy fuzz for Bright Lights performances
Ty Segall
2010s
Extreme fuzz for lo-fi garage recordings
Kim Gordon
2014–present
Noise and feedback explorations
Jack White
Mini Fuzz Face in compact live touring rig
ARTISTS WHO'VE USED THIS PEDAL
Historically documented associations — with context and era.
Eric Clapton
1966–1968“Cream era fuzz on Fresh Cream recordings”
Jimi Hendrix
1966–1968“Purple Haze, Foxy Lady — original Hendrix fuzz tone”
Jeff Beck
1968“Truth album fuzz tone”
Jimmy Page
1969–1971“Later Zeppelin fuzz sessions”
Pete Townshend
1969–1973“Primary fuzz on Who's Next and Tommy”
David Gilmour
1972–1973“Obscured by Clouds and early Pink Floyd”
John Mayer
2005–present“Hand-matched germanium fuzz for Hendrix-influenced playing”
Gary Clark Jr.
2010s“Heavy fuzz for Bright Lights performances”
Ty Segall
2010s“Extreme fuzz for lo-fi garage recordings”
Kim Gordon
2014–present“Noise and feedback explorations”
Jack White
“Mini Fuzz Face in compact live touring rig”