Friedman Amplification BE-OD Overdrive

Great price and customer service

This is the fuzz pedal I have been searching for! Absolutely love it!

Great pedal 5 stars

Very smooth sounding delay pedal. Reminds me of the Ibananez analog delay pedal I had in the 80s.

All of the great boss modulation sounds in one box. Definite learning curve with this one but very worth it

I was a little apprehensive about this and thought about canceling the order in lieu of a different amplifier.
I'm SO glad that I didn't!
It has good, usable break-up that with the volume around half way up.
Isn't as chimey as a '65 Princeton, but it is its own beast with its own type of chime and fat tone.

Line 6 Pod Go Wireless Multi-Effects Processor - Demo

If the dozens of gain pedals I've owned, this is the only one that actually delivers the 80s tones that I've been trying to get. I'm getting Warren DiMartini tones with the combination of my EVH striped series guitar, RevvG3, Boss DM-2W, and DSL40CR combo.

I had to do some tweaking to the **** on my amp and pedal. However, I'm no longer searching for the right pedal. I found it.

Other gain pedals I've owned include: OriginEffects revival drive hot rod compact.
Bogner Ecstasy Red
Effectrode Blackbird
Effectrode Blue Bottle
Jam Pedals TubeDreamer 88,....

My RevvG3 is the only one that delivers the goods.

At first, I wasn’t sure what to think. The Waza Fuzz is not as crazy, saturated, blown-out as some boutique fuzzes or vintage fuzz pedals I’ve tried. What you get is a very usable fuzz with strong fundamentals and a rich (if not super high-gain saturated) tone. It’s a “classy” fuzz tone, if that makes sense.

That’s analogous to what this pedal really is about and shines and it’s reminiscent of the Fender standalone Reverb Boxes of the surfing’ 60s. Three controls (Max, Swell, Tone) provide a range of Spring reverb sounds, from light and airy to subtle modulated cavernous depths. The reverb is complementary unless the controls are maxed. It can run in the background and contribute, not detract, from your sound, unless of course you want oversaturated wet reverb. This is a quality straightforward spring a la Fender-like reverb to my ears. Good price on sale at Prymaxe.

Like the EP booster, this pedal adds a nice sheen to your clean tone and works well when stacked with other overdrives.

Waited a year for this pedal to come back into stock. No one had it. When Prymaxe emailed me that they had it back in stock, I jumped on it. Only had it a week so I’m still exploring the possibilities. Solid build and endless tones.

Only smaller. ; )

Thanks, Wampler!

My favourite tone Bender style pedal to date.

Friedman Amplification BE-OD Overdrive

Great price and customer service

This is the fuzz pedal I have been searching for! Absolutely love it!

Great pedal 5 stars

Very smooth sounding delay pedal. Reminds me of the Ibananez analog delay pedal I had in the 80s.

All of the great boss modulation sounds in one box. Definite learning curve with this one but very worth it

I was a little apprehensive about this and thought about canceling the order in lieu of a different amplifier.
I'm SO glad that I didn't!
It has good, usable break-up that with the volume around half way up.
Isn't as chimey as a '65 Princeton, but it is its own beast with its own type of chime and fat tone.

Line 6 Pod Go Wireless Multi-Effects Processor - Demo

If the dozens of gain pedals I've owned, this is the only one that actually delivers the 80s tones that I've been trying to get. I'm getting Warren DiMartini tones with the combination of my EVH striped series guitar, RevvG3, Boss DM-2W, and DSL40CR combo.

I had to do some tweaking to the **** on my amp and pedal. However, I'm no longer searching for the right pedal. I found it.

Other gain pedals I've owned include: OriginEffects revival drive hot rod compact.
Bogner Ecstasy Red
Effectrode Blackbird
Effectrode Blue Bottle
Jam Pedals TubeDreamer 88,....

My RevvG3 is the only one that delivers the goods.

At first, I wasn’t sure what to think. The Waza Fuzz is not as crazy, saturated, blown-out as some boutique fuzzes or vintage fuzz pedals I’ve tried. What you get is a very usable fuzz with strong fundamentals and a rich (if not super high-gain saturated) tone. It’s a “classy” fuzz tone, if that makes sense.

That’s analogous to what this pedal really is about and shines and it’s reminiscent of the Fender standalone Reverb Boxes of the surfing’ 60s. Three controls (Max, Swell, Tone) provide a range of Spring reverb sounds, from light and airy to subtle modulated cavernous depths. The reverb is complementary unless the controls are maxed. It can run in the background and contribute, not detract, from your sound, unless of course you want oversaturated wet reverb. This is a quality straightforward spring a la Fender-like reverb to my ears. Good price on sale at Prymaxe.

Like the EP booster, this pedal adds a nice sheen to your clean tone and works well when stacked with other overdrives.

Waited a year for this pedal to come back into stock. No one had it. When Prymaxe emailed me that they had it back in stock, I jumped on it. Only had it a week so I’m still exploring the possibilities. Solid build and endless tones.

Only smaller. ; )

Thanks, Wampler!

My favourite tone Bender style pedal to date.