60's Garage Rock pedal from this songs

[ClydeCCR]

Hi y'all Im a big fan of country music,but, i love too the garage rock from the 60's,I like the fuzz from this songs but i dont know which pedal is,can tell me someone which is??

 

[blowtorch]

Sounds like maybe an old Maestro.

For that sound in an inexpensive modern (read: reliable) pedal that's easy to find, I'd grab a TC Electronic Rusty Fuzz

 

[cigarman513]

Peppermint Fuzz would do it

 

[trxx]

Sounds like a Tone Bender.

But also check out the Fender Blender. It's an octave fuzz type.

 

[jaxjaxon]

Big Muff with a dying battery they are Fuzz with a bias control.

 

[beyer160]

The EHX Satisfaction will do this, it's a Jordan Bosstone clone. If you're feeling adventurous, there are solder pads on the PCB that you can use to mod the circuit too.

 

[funkysoul]

The EHX Satisfaction will do this, it's a Jordan Bosstone clone. If you're feeling adventurous, there are solder pads on the PCB that you can use to mod the circuit too.

eazy for EHX Satisfaction

 

[FendrGuitPlayr]

This is not the same as the vintage version but still gives you some fuzz when needed:

https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/dunlop-jimi-hendrix-fuzz-face-mini-ffm3

 

[J-Flanders]

Could be a fuzzrite.

 

[Blister]

So it could be anything

 

[ICTRock]

given the sound and when/where the last heard recorded it's most likely the maestro ... unlikely the tonebender or the fuzzrite was in the hands of Detroit bands in 66-67

 

[Edgar Allan Presley]

Chicago Stompworks makes a Maestro Mfz-1 clone, called Black Fudge, new for $70. It should get you in that ballpark.

 

[Despres]

I was going to say maestro and suggest the Black Fudge from Chicago stompworks.but the last guy beat me to it. I have bought a few pedals from Mike, the proprietor, and emailed him asking for a spluttery, low gain old school fuzz. He suggested the Black Fudge and it was just what I wanted.

 

[Edgar Allan Presley]

That Los Bravos video is badass.