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“An excellent fuzz with wide-ranging tonal variation and performance tricks that set it apart from the crowd”: Beetronics Abelha Tropical Fuzz review

By Trevor Curwen published 17 April 24

It’s designed for Brazilian tropicália music, but this fuzzbox from Beetronics could create a buzz in any musical genre

“The ultimate dual overdrive”: Beetronics combines Bluesbreaker and Klon tones in its latest pedal – but there’s a clever twist

By Phil Weller published 3 April 24

Through some choice electronics and switching, the new Wannabee Beelateral Buzz looks to help players unlock “a world of tonal possibilities”

“This is a great utility pedal to have on your ’board, something that could really increase your sound’s scope”: Beetronics Nectar Tone Sweetener review

By Trevor Curwen published 19 February 24

Beetronics’ latest will expand your pedalboard dirt options with drive and fuzz in one small pedal

NAMM 2024: “It's a Beetronics masterpiece, showcasing what we do best”: Beetronics’ new Abelha isn’t your ordinary fuzz pedal – it aims to capture the unique sounds of the Brazilian Tropicália movement from the 1970s

By Matt Owen published 16 January 24

“Our goal was to embrace a classic nostalgic vibe while looking ahead to create a futuristic fuzz tone – and I bee-lieve we nailed it,” says the brand's founder

Beetronics Octahive V2 review: a sonically striking octave fuzz with some notable upgrades

By Trevor Curwen published 12 October 23

Beetronics presents a vintage octave fuzz with all the modern benefits of convenient switching technology

Beetronics Seabee Harmochorus review

By Trevor Curwen published 24 July 23

Has Beetronics invented a new sub-genre in effects pedals with this endlessly creative pitch-shifting chorus?

Classic ’70s octave fuzz tones in a smart-switching, pedalboard-friendly design: Beetronics debuts the Octahive V2

By Matt Parker published 27 June 23

Based on the Tycobrahe Octavia, the firm’s reboot of its high-octave fuzz pedal now features a reduced form and some clever switching options

Beetronics claims to have created a "never-before-heard pitch-shifting modulation" with its new Seabee Harmochorus

By Matt Owen published 14 March 23

The analog-meets-digital stompbox is capable of a huge range of otherwordly soundscapes, and features MIDI compatibility, three chorus modes and three unique "Harmochorus" settings

Beetronics Zzombee Filtremulator review

By Trevor Curwen published 21 November 22

Take a flight of fancy into filtering, fuzz and frequency shifts with the latest from the bee-fixated boutique builders

Beetronics’ Zzombee Filtremulator is a four gain-stage monster with modulated filter, tremolo, wah, fuzz and more

By Matt Parker published 15 June 22

The latest from the US stompbox specialist is a typically bizarre and typically brilliant analog multi-effect unit offering “insane amount of sounds and textures” from just three knobs

Beetronics Vezzpa Octave Stinger review

By Trevor Curwen published 21 September 21

More wasp than bee, this is an aggressive fuzz with a sting in its tail

Beetronics unleashes the Vezzpa Octave Stinger, an analog fuzz pedal with digital controls

By Sam Roche published 19 May 21

The new stompbox boasts two operating modes and digital footswitch functionality for toggling between them

Review: Beetronics FX OctaHive and WhoctaHell Pedals

By Chris Gill published 4 March 19

The Beetronics FX OctaHive and WhoctaHell are beautifully handcrafted tone machines for unleashing octave up or sub-octave overtones, with layers of musical fuzz.

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