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Description
fuzz effect pedal Hiwatt Filter Fuzz MKII Effects Pedal BlackThe Filter Fuzz is the Hiwatt Custom Shop's tone obsessed take on your favourite Classic '60s Fuzz. Designed through collaboration of two Hiwatt Custom Shop heavyweights, the Filter Fuzz aims to offer old school all analog sensibility with extended gain and frequency range. A historical nod to the '69 sounds produced on the album Grand Funk; this 'free love' moment between a Musicraft Messenger guitar and a Heathkit Fuzz has been the tone chasing
The Filter Fuzz is the Hiwatt Custom Shop's tone-obsessed take on your favourite Classic '60s Fuzz. Designed through collaboration of two Hiwatt Custom Shop heavyweights, the Filter Fuzz aims to offer old-school all-analog sensibility with extended gain and frequency-range. A historical nod to the '69 sounds produced on the album Grand Funk; this 'free-love' moment between a Musicraft Messenger guitar and a Heathkit Fuzz has been the tone-chasing inspiration for our filter section.
Specs
- input: 1/4" Mono Input
- output: 1/4" Mono Input
- Master Volume: Adjusts the output volume. Unity comes relatively early, with massive boost capability following.
- Fuzz: Clockwise increases saturation and sustain. This control has been optimized in the interest of even linear response, beginning with subtle (allowing the volume boost and tone controls to be utilized and shine independent of the distortion) and topping out unwieldy.
- 3-Way Rotary Filter Switch: Three hand-selected low-cut filters, optionally engaged using the filter bypass footswitch. Can be utilized to emphasize a mid-pushed, parked-wah, punchy, lo-fi vibe. Interacts heavily with the Master volume and Fuzz controls. This filter can have extreme impact through interaction with other controls, sometimes causing spitting, zippery, gated, and octave-like responses. Also offers a perceptual boost which can be used to kick just above unity or push leads to the forefront.
- Thick: Carefully curated to optimize low-frequency response. Clockwise emphasizes low frequencies, Counterclockwise cuts low frequencies and allows mid-range and top-end clarity to shine through. This EQ control comes pre-gain, acting as a one-size-fits-all tone-shaper from thundering, wooly, subby clockwise to forward, bright and biting counter-clockwise.
- Filter Bypass
- Effect Bypass
- Internal Bias Trim Pot: Clockwise increases volume and clarity of the circuit, Counterclockwise emphasizes spitting, gating.
- height: 45mm (~2")
- width: 95mm (~4")
- depth: 125mm (~5")
- weight: 0.4 Kg (~1 lbs)
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★★★★★ 5
better results
Color: Glint Pink
I really like the packaging; you don't need to open it and spill everything—with a simple touch, you have the product. I love it and would buy it again.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2026
★★★★★ 2
Not very much dispenses with pumps
Color: Glint Rainbow
This gives out very small puffs of glitter when depressing the pump. The glitter is as expected, but it would be more efficient to just open the dispenser with how little this pumps out. I'll probably just use this for crafts instead of body and hair. It doesnt really stick either because it is a dry powder
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Not what I expected
Color: Glint Rainbow
Product doesn’t come out like a dust
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Fine, dry glitter in a puff spray bottle
Color: Glint Rainbow
This works well if, and only if, you know exactly what it is and if it'll work for your application.
This glitter comes with no adhesive or stickiness in it. It is not like a glitter stick, or glitter makeup. It is dry glitter in a spray bottle. The spray pattern is very narrow, so if you want to spray it onto a piece of paper or you body, it will show up in a clump. It does not have an airy spray pattern.
To use this, you need to add some stickiness to the surface you want it to stick to first. Something like glue on paper or some sort of sticky thing on your skin that won't sink in. If regular lotion sinks in, the glitter will just fall off. So petroleum jelly or something that sits on top works best.
Also, if you want it spread out instead of in little clumps as it comes out of the spray bottle, you'll have to move it around manually. On some level, to be entirely honest, I'm not sure this application method is better than loose glitter. With loose glitter, at least I can manually sprinkle it and not get a giant blob like with the spray. Also, some little bits get loose with the spray, and loose glitter in a house is just asking for forever glitter.
I'm deducting one star simply because the spray delivery mechanism isn't very useful, and can actually be a liability. Unlike some spray glitters with propellant and adhesive that are more like spray paint and have a more spray paint application profile. This manual puff method just doesn't work well with glitter.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Dry glitter, not glue
Color: Glint Rainbow
This is dry glitter, not glitter spray. Will need glue for it to stick but it’s very pretty.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026