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Crazy Tube Circuits ORAMA Dual Drive Amp in a Box & Fuzz Pedal Inspired by Orange OR120 Amp & Frantone PeachFuzz

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On the left, the AMP section channels the character of a legendary British amplifier known for its unmistakable roar and harmonic depth. It captures the full range of that circuit’s gain structure, from clean and edge-of-breakup tones to fully saturated drive and features JFET technology combined with an internal voltage booster that elevates the 9V DC supply to high-voltage operation, providing authentic amp-like response, enhanced dynamics, and massive headroom. On the right, the FUZZ section takes cues from a revered ’90s boutique design, fine-tuned to our specifications for improved flexibility and clarity while preserving the massive, singing sustain of the original.

Used separately or stacked, these two sides deliver everything from rich, classic crunch to thick, saturated walls of sagging fuzz; a complete palette that captures our vision of unapologetic rock tone, from timeless classics to modern stoner and doom sounds.

Fuzz (Right Footswitch)

  • Controls:
    • Fuzz: adjusts intensity and saturation, from smooth to explosive
    • Tone: shapes EQ, from dark and woolly to bright and cutting
    • Volume: controls output level of the fuzz section
    • RAW: tighter, lower-gain vintage fuzz
    • BURN: higher gain, more sustain and low-end

Amp in a Box JFET Circuit (Left Footswitch)

  • Controls:
    • Gain: control the amount of amp drive/saturation, from clean to full saturation
    • F.A.T. (Fatness Adjustment Tweak): adjusts low-mid emphasis and gain character v
    • Hz (Bass): low-frequency control
    • kHz (Treble): high-frequency control
    • H.F.D. (High Frequency Dynamics): adds upper harmonic content, drive and presence
    • Master: controls overall output level. Can be used as a boost/preamp
  • Dual-drive pedal combining an Orange OR120-style amp circuit with a boutique fuzz voice influenced by the Frantone Peachfuzz, covering tones from classic rock crunch to full stoner-doom saturation.
  • AMP section features JFET-based circuit, running at internally boosted high voltage for true amp-like response and captures the full gain range and harmonic complexity of the legendary Orange OR120.
  • Rooted in late ’60s/early ’70s Orange/Matamp circuits first adopted by Peter Green, later defining tones from Andy Powell and Noel Gallagher, and still favoured in heavy rock, stoner, and doom for its massive headroom and thick low end.
  • FUZZ section inspired by Frantone Peachfuzz, a design rooted in the early boutique pedal scene, finetuned for greater flexibility, articulation, and modern usability.
  • Passive effects loop between the two sections for creative routing and stacking options.
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Graeme Ireson
Is it an amp in a box?

I bought this pedal a while ago, caught up as I so often do in the YouTube driven hype about the latest shiny toy

What drew me to it, apart from my pedal addiction, was the promise of an amp in a box that would replicate the tone of some of my guitar heroes

I spent the first week or two trying to achieve the tones that those YouTubers did seemingly with consummate ease right after the obligatory “…and this my clean tone…” then twiddling a couple of knobs

What I find though is that this pedal, and many more like it, don’t give me the sound that’s in my head unless I have the amp I play through set up with a bit of crunch, or something similar

Now I guess there’s the “whatever it takes” argument, to get the tone that you want and once I’d given my amp a bit of “grit” as the foundation to build the tone on I got to where I roughly wanted to be

My argument is though, if I’m spending not an insignificant amount of money on an “amp in a box” that claims to give a faithful reproduction of a sound, that I then feel I have to add to in order to achieve it, is it a somewhat disingenuous claim?

Anyway now that I’ve found the “secret sauce” that makes it work for me I’m happy with it all I have to do now is practice a whole lot more as unfortunately the pedal might make me sound like my guitar heroes, but it sure as hell doesn’t make me play like them