Products from Wrenn & Cuff

Many of us still remember fiddling around with the tiny DIP switches on one of the most famous analog amp models of all time. There was something satisfying about the ease with which the switches could be flipped to create sounds so...

What is the Wren and Cuff Super Russian Buffer Boost Distortion Pedal? Muff side The base is our famous "Tall Font Russian" 90's muff pedal Slightly more heat/power An additional Flat/Scoop toggle switch offers the option to remove the...

Why 25V? Because of the muscles! That's why. 25V opens up completely new possibilities and creates an unusually wide dynamic range, more headroom and more output. You'll really feel it when you strike the strings. The response is super...

Very closely related to the Tall Font BM's, the Civil War BM's have a slightly darker and slightly fuzzier tone. Like the Tall Fonts, they have less output and are less blurry than most other muffs, but are appreciated for their woody...

Step into the Wren and Cuff Hang Man 2D, a faithful replica of the Boss "Heavy Metal" pedal - Only Better! With circuitry that's more complicated than many digital delays, Now a lot of people will ask why the hell we decided to rebuild...

The Wren and Cuff Tri Pie '70 is our version of the famous ***-Muff "triangle button" fuzz from around 1970. What we have developed is what we believe to be the best sounding three button replica you can find. Compared to today's BM, the...

For most bassists, no explanation is needed about Troy Sanders, the bassist of the band Mastodon. His angular riffs, his thick rhythms and his massive sound are a constant throughout the whole duration of Mastodon's existence. When it...

The Ace Octave Fuzz is a precise reproduction of the famous "Acetone FM-2 Professional". This is a fat, rich fuzz with a very clear octave, especially when the player plays over the 12th fret. This pedal is clearly different from the...

The "Sonder" is a very special chorus/tremolo pedal. It starts with independent fully analog channels for chorus and tremolo. These channels layer together with endless combinations of chorus with tremolo. Fast chorus, slow tremolo, slow...