Suhr Thornicus Ian Thornley Signature Fuzz

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This is a New Suhr Thornicus Ian Thornley Signature Fuzz from Suhr, now available in the Guitar Pedals category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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The Suhr Thornicus Ian Thornley Signature Fuzz is a meticulously developed dual-channel fuzz pedal born from years of refinement and real-world use. Designed in collaboration with Ian Thornley it brings together two fully independent fuzz circuits a Classic Fuzz and an Octave Fuzz each with its own dedicated controls. This approach gives players complete freedom to shape their sound whether chasing vintage-inspired saturation or complex harmonically rich octave textures. Originally envisioned as a single fuzz with a shared octave switch the design evolved at Thornleys request to allow deeper control and flexibility. The result is a pedal that adapts easily to different guitars amplifiers and musical contexts. Carefully voiced tone and mids controls let you move from thick scooped fuzz to more focused articulate sounds that cut through a mix. Built to withstand the demands of professional touring the Thornicus combines expressive analogue tone with modern features like MIDI control making it a powerful centrepiece for both traditional and advanced pedalboard setups.

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