Cusack Screamer Fuzz

From GuitarWorld website: The Cusack Screamer is admittedly a Tube Screamer copy, but while it serves a similar purpose, it sounds very different: rounder, fuller, and darker. It also feels a bit more responsive and less compressed. Most important, it offers about twice the gain of a typical TS-style pedal. With the Drive control all the way to the left, the Screamer acts as a clean boost with a tone control; with the Drive about halfway up, the pedal's tone is at its most transparent. The Screamer Fuzz, meanwhile, replaces the Screamer's Tone knob with one labeled Fuzz, which acts almost like a tone control, adding extra teeth to the basic Screamer sound. Turn the Fuzz all the way down and you've got a Screamer with the tone at noon; turn the Scream all the way down and it's a fuzz pedal. And turning the Fuzz all the way to the right cuts your decay for a modern bit-reduction sound. Experimenting with different combinations offered hours of fun and a plethora of different tones-all musical. Both pedals make amazingly natural fuzz and overdrive sounds in a '60s vein, with the Screamer Fuzz throwing in some cool "broken amp" simulations for good measure. These overdrives don't clean up all the way when you back off your guitar volume, but they sure sound great when you turn it up, giving sumo-wrestler girth to a Strat and Bluesbreaker bite to a Les Paul.