From transparent edge-of-breakup overdrive to thick sustain-laden wall of fuzz, the Rumblefuzz II offers a wide palette of harmonic distortion. This pedal acts as an extension of your instrument, with a natural dynamic interaction to your playing and instrument controls. True to its name, the Rumblefuzz II especially shines on bass and baritone guitars, with full round lows and a bite that perfectly cuts through the mix.

Spaceman founder Zak Martin returned to Spaceman earlier this year after leaving in 2019 to pursue other sonic endeavors. Signaling a new beginning with a nod to the past, Zak wanted to upgrade the Rumblefuzz to be more versatile while retaining everything that was loved about the original. Upgrades include 10 dB’s of additional output volume; an additional 3rd toggle switch position; and an increased tonal range on the Rumble control.

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   Rumble control manages bass frequencies

  
  


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   Bite control provides a wide gain-range offering light overdrive, distortion and fuzz

  
  


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   Toggle switch provides three voicing options, affecting presence, bias and clipping

  
  


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   Powered by hand-selected BC108 transistors

  
  


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   Unique, discrete all-analog circuit using through-hole components

  
  


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   Completely hand-soldered and hand-wired in Portland, Oregon

  
  


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   True-Bypass switching

  
  

The Rumblefuzz, originally released in 2009 was produced entirely by hand in small quantities, making it an extremely rare and sought-after pedal. It is one of the company’s most requested effects for re-issue, making the Rumblefuzz II release a highly anticipated sequel.