Olinthus Earwig - Fuzz

Name: Earwig - Fuzz
Brand: Olinthus
SKU: 429392
Price: 99.00 EUR
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Essential Information About the Olinthus Earwig Fuzz Pedal
• "Big Muff 1969" Style Fuzz: a thick, massive grain with ultra sustain, from dirty crunch to extreme saturation.
• Mini Format: designed to fit on any pedalboard, even when there's "no more space".
• Simple and Effective Controls: Level, Tone, and Sustain to cover a wide range of iconic fuzz sounds.
• Original Design: the chassis acts as the switch, with true bypass to keep your tone intact when the pedal is off.

Earwig - Fuzz

99,00 €VAT incl.

1,00 € Ecotax included

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A 1969 Muff... compressed into the Olinthus micro universe

Inspired by the legendary Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi from 1969, the Earwig captures the spirit of this cult fuzz: a wall of sound, natural compression, and that "syrupy" sustain that turns a simple riff into a vocal line. Within the Olinthus range (specializing in ultra-compact pedals), the Earwig stands as the radical fuzz solution: big vintage voice, minimal footprint.

For whom and for what: from rock to stoner, and far beyond

The Olinthus Earwig is aimed at all guitarists and bassists who want an immediate analog fuzz pedal, without menus or complications. Perfect for rock, grunge, stoner, garage, punk, but also for more experimental textures, it excels both in riff and lead playing. In the studio, it delivers dense saturation that fills the mix; live, it offers an instant character boost, even on an already crowded pedalboard.

Technical specifications

Effects	Distortion / Overdrive / Fuzz	Type	sector
Technology	Analog	Use	electric guitar
Format	Pedal	Color	Pink
EQ	Tone

Questions frequently asked

Olinthus Earwig: what kind of fuzz sound does it produce?

The four-stage hard-clipping circuit with symmetrical clipping delivers a dense saturation with long sustain inspired by the 1969 Big Muff Pi. The Tone control allows to go from a dark, bass-heavy sound to a brighter attack.

What power supply is required for the Earwig?

The required power supply is 9 V DC with center negative, providing at least 50 mA of current. The voltage must not exceed 9 V.

How to connect this fuzz to a pedalboard?

The included breakout cable provides a 6.35 mm mono jack input, a 6.35 mm mono jack output, and a 9 V power input. The pedal uses a unique TRRS connector on its enclosure.

What controls are available on the pedal?

With the Tone, Sustain, and Level controls, it is possible to adjust the tonal balance, saturation level, and output volume respectively. The Sustain also affects compression and note sustain. Activation is by pressing the hinged chassis, with a red LED indicator.