Overdrive /Fuzz
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Look up onThis pedal functions properly despite the two broken pots! They are both still internally intact and sound great! In 1995, DOD released the FX76 Punkifier. ‘76’ was actually a tribute to the year that punk rock went mainstream: 1976. Given Jason Lamb’s identity as a punk rocker, this project had to be a personal favorite. In a unique twist, the pedal had a few different versions cosmetically, each design with a different undercoat. The exclusivity of this pedal -- and the entirely relatable need to have all the colors in one’s collection -- haunts collectors to this day.The Punkifier was also well-known because the Blur guitarist used it on several records, along with his Pro Co Rat. The knobs were punk, slam, spikes, and menace. As with previous pedals, there wasn’t an obvious correlation between the control knob name and what it actually did, but musicians still loved turning up the ‘menace’ knob to see what would happen.Tulsa Guitar is a family-owned shop serving musicians since 1985, located on historic Studio Row in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Nearly 14,000 transactions on Reverb since 2014 and proud to be a Top 300 Reverb shop. Buy with confidence from an experienced brick-and-mortar music store.

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