Detail 01
Hard clipping on the Orange circuit; soft clipping on the Fuzz circuit
The two circuits use different diode-clipping approaches as part of their individual drive voices.

Independent shopping perspective
Angry Orange combines two saturated drive circuits that can be run separately or blended into a single fuzz-and-distortion sound. The Orange side brings hard clipping and a focused distortion character; the Fuzz side uses soft clipping for a more compressed, unruly response. Separate passive tilt-style tone controls let you adjust their voices before combining them. A footswitch changes circuit selection, while a two-second hold switches between true and buffered bypass. Its compact enclosure keeps this dual-circuit approach contained in a small stompbox format.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The two circuits use different diode-clipping approaches as part of their individual drive voices.
Detail 02
Each circuit has its own tone control, and the controls can be blended.
Detail 03
The pedal occupies a compact stompbox-sized footprint.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. You can blend the two circuits, including their tone controls, for combined fuzzstortion sounds.
Hold the footswitch for two seconds to switch between true bypass and buffered bypass.
The Orange distortion circuit uses hard clipping diodes, while the Fuzz circuit uses soft clipping diodes.
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