This is a fantastic fuzz! It works just like it should with only cosmetic wear. This listing is just for the pedal unless stated otherwise or included in the photos. Please see the photos for exact condition.

"The Keeley Holy Fuzz is a rare, boutique guitar effects pedal originally introduced in 2014 in a limited gloss black-and-red enclosure.

  • First Release (2014): The initial gloss black-and-red run was strictly limited to just 86 signed units. It was notable for being the very first Keeley pedal to feature the updated "circle K" logo.
  • Rare Components: The original black version used 86 rare, hand-tested Matsushita germanium transistors with zero leakage. Later limited runs utilized coveted Mullard OC75 germanium transistors.

Sound and Features

  • Circuit Design: Based on a classic Tone Bender Mark III style circuit.
  • Gate Control: Features a unique "Gate" knob (part of a custom circuit-bending experiment nicknamed the "Leather Giraffe") that introduces a musical, velcro-like gating effect when turned up.
  • Dynamic Response: Cleans up exceptionally well using the guitar's volume knob, shifting from ripping, gated fuzz to a sparkling boost.
  • Build: Handmade in the USA (Oklahoma) with true-bypass switching."

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