ThorpyFX Fallout Cloud Fuzz

Originally i wanted to buy a "boutique-like" pedal with a tone similar to a Triangle Muff or Big Muff, but with higher flexiblity in setup. In reality Fallout Cloud is much more than just another Muff clone.

Build quality, variety of EQ, everything is super good. All my other fuzzes are not sitting on bookshelf waiting to be sold, because i will neven need another fuzz. It can produce both nice slightly subtle crunch or make out a real fuzz devastation rampage. And yes, it's much better than other Triangle style Muff clones that i've tried.

I'm got my first big box EHX Big Muff back in '98, I've had many EHX Muffs and Muff clones over the years. The two that I cant be without are the Wren and Cuff small foot Box of War (in second place) and the Thorpyfx Fallout Cloud (in first place). Both are awesome on bass too.

The Fallout Cloud is the most more versatile and adjustable Muff I've ever owned. Its a killer fuzz that sounds glorious if you dig the Muff thing. Love Thorpyfx my collection grows

Very few fuzz pedals have gotten me this close to the inimitable tone I am searching for. The Fallout Cloud can handle smooth, dramatic lead lines just as well as it can handle righteous, over-the-top rampage. The additional tone control compared to similar models make it a bit more versatile; I've used it with a couple of different amps and always found settings that make it work. If this is the sort of sound you're after, you'll get what you asked for with the Fallout Cloud.

thick, saturated and very nice details unlike the original big muff. it is definitely a keeper.price is fare, built quality is nice compared the other boutique pedals.

A true sleeper fuzz pedal. What do I mean? Well, this fuzz is not your average noise maker - it is very controlable and can be subtle, refined and maintain your core tone.Of course you can crank it but it never really gets to that nasty annoying 'bees in a box' stage. That suits me fine; I have it in front of a Thorpy Dane MK1 and after a Fat General. Very nice... total coverage. If you want horrible fuzz this may not be for you, but if you want vintage cream then yup, it suits the bill perfectly. Construction is of course second to none.