SharkChili Fuzz Single Effect True Bypass For Electric Guitar Overdrive (without power supply)

The button is extremely difficult to press. I suspect low quality part or zero quality control. It’s a real shame as the actual pedal is fantastic other than the button :/

Like others here I also picked up this Fuzz pedal after seeing the Cuvave demo on Youtube. And I heard the warning about these subsequent brand pedals that lack a noise gate and perhaps don't sound as good as the original. Well, the one I received, like some others here, has a noise gate and it sounds great. No noise. Like all pedals you have to find the sweet spots, and there are a few on this one. I'm pleasantly surprised by how good it sounds. At 12 o'clock it's transparent with nice crackling fuzz. It's thick, clear and round in the lows and crackling in the mid and highs. Tons of clear, deep low end. You even get some velcro sounds at 2pm. I don't like it at full blast though. It gets muddy and overly saturated for what I do.. Although, I suppose if you dial your guitar back there are great undertones to be had. Listen, this pedal hits above its class. I have it on a board with premium boutique pedals and it's not out of place in the slightest. I've read and heard that it doesn't' perform well after buffers or buffered pedals, so I put it at the front on my chain before my 2 overdrives and before my modulation pedals. Is this a common thing with Fuzz? Anyway, It's a solid pedal. Don't hesitate. And have fun. Best to you folks.

This is an amazing over the top gated fuzz pedal!! Even if you think you'd never need one, just get it and slap it onto your pedalboard.......you'll thank me later!

alright SO i was hoping it would say "sharkchili" on it, since that makes no sense but it doesnt, it says CUVAVE. it doesnt really have the "velcro ripping" gatey sound, but i really like it, its a thick powerful fuzz and for the price it really sounds great. i think that other fuzzes like the musiclily "fuzz" or the sonicake "fazy cream" (more of a big muff really) sound better but its still great and so cheap. i saw a youtube video of how to modify it to give the velcro gate sound back but i like it how it is and i dont feel like soldering a resistor the size of a speck of dust onto this tiny pcb

An excellent velcro-ripping bright tone with tons of presence when the fuzz control is maxed and some nice grungy distortions happening below that on the dial. You can also turn down the guitar's volume for some glitchy, heavily gated, broken / starved tones that are really fun for percussive playing, especially with single coils. I would highly recommend this as an addition to a fuzz collection, its just really unique and an easy impulse buy if you're just needing a new sound (I'd also recommend the Donner Fuzz Seeker for the same reason). My only gripe is that this one just doesn't do well with other pedals. I've found that the tone I want out of it is only available with nothing in front of OR behind it. This is subjective so you might like the way it sits in your chain, just be aware that other pedals (even when bypassed) will noticeable influence the characteristics of the Cuvave. This is no big deal for recording or playing at home but I won't be adding this to the pedalboard for that reason. Really happy to have it though, its cheap and a blast to play.

I bought this pedal after watching a 60 Cycle Hum YouTube video with Josh Scott of JHS. They marveled at the tones, said it sounded like a Big Muff. The one I received did not sound good to my ear. I believe you get what you pay for in many cases. I have some "cheap" pedals that sound great. And so it goes, sometimes you get lucky with a "cheap" pedal and sometimes you don't. I returned it.