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“A wild thing, and we think you’ll love it”: Warm Audio The Black Keys Peach Fuzz review

11.08

What is it? Warm Audio has released a take on the fOXX Tone Machine before, the carpeted little octave-fuzz used by the likes of Billy Gibbons, Beck, Peter Frampton and countless others.

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