The Butcher V3 pedal is made to order and ships within 2-3 weeks of your order. You will be notified via email once your pedal ships.
Note: Due to vacation all orders after the 5.12 will be shipped in the second week of january 2026
The Butcher V3 is a fuzz circuit tuned for pure sonic destruction — a fuzzface on steroids, soaked in filth, loudness, and crushing low-end. Designed for doom, stoner, sludge, and everything heavy, this beast is not your average vintage fuzz. It will shake your walls harder than any Fuzz Face-style circuit you’ve ever plugged into.
At the heart of the Butcher is a three-way resistor switch that lets you dial in the fuzz’s character, from sputtery and gated to bold and massive. Pair that with the Volume/Gain knob — your master control for insanity. Roll it down, and you’ll enter bright, Pink Floyd-style fuzz territory, especially with your guitar volume rolled back. Roll it up, and you’re in muddy swamp doom territory, dripping in sustain, weight, and growl.
The Butcher has insane volume, huge chugs, and surprisingly fast dynamic response — perfect for fast riffing, heavy picking, or expressive volume knob swells. It interacts beautifully with your guitar’s volume pot, allowing you to clean up the filth or push it deeper into the sludge depending on how you set it.
Each Butcher V3 enclosure undergoes a meticulous and time-consuming process that sets it apart in both look and feel. These enclosures are chemically etched with the distinctive COSMIC TERROR WIZARD artwork and lettering, which wrap from the top down to the side of the pedal. After etching, a deep black patina is carefully applied by hand to enhance the contrast and bring out the fine details of the design. Finally, the enclosure is finished with a smooth, waxed surface, giving it a unique tactile feel and aged character. No two enclosures are exactly alike—each one tells its own story. This design is limited to 20 pieces.
Character: Wild, lots of gain, gated, and broken.
Sound: This setting heavily loads your pickups, reducing the input signal and starving the transistors. The result is a sputtery, Velcro-like fuzz with lower gain and a more unpredictable, glitchy texture.
Feel: Lo-fi and compressed, with fast decay and less sustain.
Great For: Experimental tones, noise rock, lo-fi riffs, or chaotic interludes.
Character: Balanced and vintage-voiced.
Sound: This is the “classic” Fuzz Face zone. It offers smooth gain, warm mids, and excellent clean-up with your guitar’s volume knob. Still aggressive, but more controlled than Position 1.
Feel: Responsive and dynamic with a singing sustain.
Great For: Psychedelic rock, bluesy fuzz tones, and dynamic playing where you want to roll from clean to mean with your guitar’s volume.
Character: Louder, tighter, and more focused.
Sound: This setting allows more of your guitar’s full signal into the circuit. You get maximum gain, more clarity, and a tighter low end — especially useful for modern doom, stoner rock, and heavy riffing.
Feel: Punchy and full, with powerful bass and extended sustain.
Great For: Huge chugs, fast riffing, or stacking with overdrives for even more aggression
