Olinthus Earwig Fuzz – World's Smallest Fuzz Pedal!

TINY BUT MIGHTY.

Earwig delivers a huge range of thunderously beautiful fuzz sounds, stuffed into the smallest effects pedal on the planet. This pedal may be tiny, but it has more than enough might to invade your ears with ferocious distortion and sustain.

HONEY, WE SHRUNK THE PEDALS.

Earwig gives you beautifully ferocious fuzz tones and luscious sustain in a package that’s nearly as small as a 9-volt battery. Yes, we’re aware that a fuzz pedal this tiny is a bit ridiculous. But by challenging our notions of what an effects pedal has to be, a new world of possibilities opened up that we never expected. Turns out, making it small also makes it pretty awesome.

WAY SMALL, BIG SOUND.

Inspired by the 1969 Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi*, Earwig shoehorns a giant variety of iconic fuzz sounds into the smallest effects pedal ever created. Roaring distortion, pulverizing crunch, and syrupy sustain—all in a comically small footprint.

GO WHERE NO PEDAL HAS GONE BEFORE.

No matter how little space you have, there’s always room for the colossal fuzz sounds of Earwig. Its small size allows it to be placed where no pedal has gone before. Running out of room on your pedalboard? No need to kick other pedals off your board—Earwig fits in the smallest open spaces in your rig. You can even place it on top of another pedal.

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How do I connect to my rig? There’s only one jack?

Earwig features one TRRS jack combining input, output, and power. Earwig comes with a TRRS breakout cable for your connections. Blue is INPUT, red is OUTPUT, and black is POWER. Pro tip: If you’re using Earwig on a Pedaltrain® pedalboard, you can easily hide the breakout cable and your connections under the board.

How do I turn it on?

The whole pedal is the switch. It’s hinged at the top. Press below the knobs to turn it on. Press again to turn it off. Yes you can press it with your foot, even if you step on the knobs. Even though Earwig is small, its switch mechanism has been tested to withstand up to 250 pounds of force. That said, we don’t refer to it as a “stomp” box. Don’t press the pedal with all of your weight—a light tap will do the trick.

Can you show me some specs?

Sure thing!

Design:

• Premium analog fuzz circuit design utilizing top-shelf components
• Cascading four stage hard-clipping circuit, including two diode stages and interstage tone stack
• Three sound sculpting controls for a wide variety of sonically complex fuzz and distortion tones
• Absurdly small bubblegum-colored anodized aluminum chassis
• High-quality true bypass switching

Ins / Outs:

• One top mounted TRRS combination jack
• Three connections available via included TRRS breakout cable:
• • 1/4″ mono input
  • 1/4″ mono output
  • 9V power input
• Power requirements: maximum 9 volts DC center-negative, with a minimum of 50mA of current (power supply not included)
• Input impedance: 50 kΩ
• Output impedance: 25 kΩ

Dimensions / Weight:

• Width: 30mm (1.2″), Length: 45mm (1.8″), Depth: 22mm (0.9″)
• Weight: 30g / 1.1oz