Warm Audio The Black Keys Peach Fuzz - limited edition

An Octave Fuzz in the Tradition of Seventies Riff Machines

Octave/fuzz pedals have marked the history of distorted sounds by adding that extra harmonic aggression that makes a guitar line stand out in the mix, especially during solos. The Peach Fuzz follows this tradition: it carries the DNA of the Warm Audio Foxy Tone, appreciated for its fuzz that is both rich and edgy, and adds a more modern approach to the upper octave. Whereas vintage circuits often imposed an "all or nothing" use, this version emphasizes playability, turning the octave into a true expressive tool.
The aesthetic nod is no accident: its thick velvet coating and "Peach" hue pay tribute to The Black Keys' universe and the album Peaches! announced for 2026. On a pedalboard, it's an eye-catching pedal, but above all, a fuzz designed to be played, not just collected.

For Which Guitarists, Styles, and Situations?

The Warm Audio Black Keys Peach Fuzz is aimed at guitarists who want a lively fuzz, responsive to pick attack, and capable of covering multiple roles: thickening a riff, dirtying a verse, or launching a chorus. At moderate settings, it adds grain and body for blues rock, garage, and indie. Pushed harder, it becomes more abrasive, ideal for psychedelic textures and vintage-style fuzz walls.
The upper octave is an excellent adrenaline trigger for leads: perfect for high-neck licks, screaming bends, and lines that need to "sing" above the band. In the studio, the pedal works very well for doubling guitars (one fuzz track alone, one fuzz + octave track for width), and live it offers a true "wow moment" button thanks to the octave's momentary mode.

Controls, Modes, and Ergonomics: Everything to Sculpt the Chaos

The control section remains deliberately straightforward, like the best fuzzes: Volume to adjust output level, Sustain for signal hold and density, and Fuzz to set saturation intensity. This trio covers both compressed, singing tones and rougher attacks, with a great sense of "texture" under the fingers.
The Peach Fuzz stands out by its octave management: a dedicated footswitch activates the upper octave, and a selector allows choosing between latching (continuous) or momentary operation (only while the footswitch is pressed). This is especially musical for punctuating a phrase, emphasizing the end of a lick, or triggering the octave on a single note without changing your entire setting. To preserve your tone when the pedal is off, the main footswitch offers true bypass.

The Sound

The Warm Audio Black Keys Peach Fuzz delivers a clearly vintage character: a thick, harmonic fuzz with a grainy edge that gives the impression the amp is working harder. It can remain relatively smooth when saturation is dialed back and the signal is allowed to breathe, then become more biting and abrasive by increasing sustain and fuzz, with a texture reminiscent of 60s/70s rock recordings.
The upper octave adds aggressive brightness and a "doubled note" sensation that stands out particularly well on the neck pickup and in treble positions. Used in momentary mode, it becomes an attack effect: an instant coloration, almost like an accent, transforming a classic lick into a fiery phrase. For guitarists who enjoy expressive playing and strong personality tones, this is a pedal that inspires playing differently: more pick dynamics, more sustain, and solos that naturally find their place.

Technical specifications

Effects	Fuzz	Type	Mains or battery
Technology	Analog	Use	electric guitar
Format	Pedal	Color	Pink

Controls	Volume, Sustain, Fuzz	Required voltage	9 V DC (compatible with 9 V battery)
Dimensions	140 x 85 x 59 mm	Consumption	1.5 mA
Weight	400 g