Frogg Micro Fuzz speculation...

[edkoppel]

BTW, my balls have told me that the Frogg Micro Fuzz simply could also be a modded Mxr Distortion+....

analogguru

It's really starting to seem like that, isn't it.

[drummerboy]

I have heard of these by a few guys who raved about them but never heard it in person. Youtube it?

[edkoppel]

Just bringing the thread back to life in hopes that someone has possibly seen a Frogg Micro Fuzz over the last 9 years?

[Mr. Min T. Fresh]

Great thread but I’ve looked high and low for this pedal. No luck at all…….

[edkoppel]

Great thread but I’ve looked high and low for this pedal. No luck at all…….

Hey man! I hope all is well
Yeah I've been looking too, and still nothing.

I feel like the best bet at this point is to figure out if the Fuzzstainer actually is or is not the same pedal.

[Nick]

The Micro Fuzz in the advert looks to have been built in a narrower case than the MXR & Sam Ash 'bud' boxes. Unless there's already a link between Frogg and Sam Ash, I'd wager that the knob layout of those two pedals is just a coincidence.

[edkoppel]

The Micro Fuzz in the advert looks to have been built in a narrower case than the MXR & Sam Ash 'bud' boxes. Unless there's already a link between Frogg and Sam Ash, I'd wager that the knob layout of those two pedals is just a coincidence.

I thought the same thing until I read this line in an interview. And it had me wondering if it's possible that it's an optical illusion that it looks so narrow, or if the one in the ad wasn't a production unit...

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But also, you could definitely be right, and I'm definitely 60/40 that it's a coincidence with the knob layout.