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Warm Audio Dirty Boy Junior Fuzz Guitar Pedal

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Warm Audio Dirty Boy Junior Fuzz Guitar Pedal

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About This Product

The Warm Audio Dirty Boy Jr. Fuzz brings the character of the original boutique Dirty Boy “Afro Fuzz” circuit into a compact, pedalboard-friendly format. Designed for players seeking rich vintage-style fuzz tones, it delivers dynamic sustain, touch-sensitive response, and versatile harmonic saturation through an all-analogue circuit. Featuring dedicated Fuzz and Volume controls alongside a unique 6-position Frequency selector, the Dirty Boy Jr. Fuzz lets players shape everything from thick, warm fuzz textures to sharper, cutting tones, making it a powerful addition for blues, rock, psychedelic, and experimental setups.

Features:

  • Vintage-style fuzz designed for thick sustain, harmonic saturation, and dynamic cleanup
  • Premium analogue circuitry featuring premium transistors and vintage-voiced components
  • Designed for responsive interaction with guitar volume and pick attack
  • Wide gain range covering smooth overdrive all the way to saturated fuzz
  • Volume, fFuzz, & 6-position frequency selector controls
  • Touch-sensitive response with Rich midrange character and natural compression
  • Metal enclosure with authentic Dirty Boy boutique styling
  • 1/4” Input (Inst) and Output (Amp) Jacks
  • True Bypass operation | standard 9V center-negative power
  • Dimensions: 4.8” x 2” 2.6” / 12.2 x 5.1 x 6.5 cm (LxWxH)
  • Weight: 0.27 Kg (0.6 lb)
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
  • Iconic Fuzz Tones
  • Analogue Purity
  • Sculpt Your Sound
  • Expressive Dynamics

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Can I pre-order an item if it’s currently unavailable?
Yes! Apart from custom orders, all pre-orders/reservations require a 100% deposit or a 30% deposit with 70% Balance payment upon item arrival. Speak to our friendly Sales & Support Team about a possible reservation/pre-order today!
Does my order come with a warranty?
Yes! All orders come with warranty for a year from the date of purchase once you’ve registered your order details in your Swee Lee account.
Can I test an item before buying it?
Unless displayed in a store, we keep our instruments freshly sealed in our warehouse. Should you wish to try an instrument before ordering it online, please call your favourite Swee Lee showroom before heading down, and our staff will be happy to assist!
Will my order come with any accessories?
Unless stated in the product’s description, our products do not come with any accessories. You may browse our accessories online, or ask our friendly Sales & Support Team for some recommendations today!
Does my guitar/bass come set up?
We maintain our instruments' factory set ups, which encompass a variety of playing styles.
Do I need a power supply with my pedal(s)?
Though not absolutely necessary, we recommend a power supply for your pedal(s). This minimises hum and makes sure your pedals get the cleanest power supply, ensuring optimum output and tone. Ask our Sales & Support Team for power supply recommendations today!

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