Get yourself a realistic fuzz guitar sound in the software domain with Kuassa's Efektor FZ3603 Fuzz Distortion pedal. With a GUI recognizable to any guitar player, this software gives you five types of classic fuzz tones for use in your compositions, productions, and mixes.

Fuzz is a kind of distortion that heavily clips and compresses signal into a blistering distortion, one with complex overtones. In this software, you can control the level of fuzz, the tone, and the overall output level. Other goodies are on hand, such as oversampling to reduce aliasing, and a dry/wet blend knob. This software will operate on Mac and Windows systems, and in AU, VST, VST3, and AAX formats.

3 Distortion Plug-Ins with 15 Tones    Includes Efektor FZ3603 Fuzz    Includes Efektor DS3603 Distortion    Includes Efektor OD3603 Overdrive

• Big Fuzz: Gritty and wooly sustaining note
• Sustainer Fuzz: Blistering rhythm and singing leads
• Trans Fuzz: Familiar fuzzy transistor sound
• Vintage Fuzz: Modern recreation of the sound from the '60s
• Zepp Fuzz: Vintage british rock sound

• 5 types of effects 
• Independent Gain, Tone, and Output volume controls
• A/B compare buttons
• Dry-wet control
• Up to 8x oversampling

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do you sell Pocket Wizard system for the European-marked? I.e. 544 og somthing MHz.

A: No we do not, we only deal in the USA FCC frequency version.

Q: 2. I am using flextt5 and need to synch with LiteTrek 4.0 DC Monolight . What synch cable do I use? I could guess but don't want to do trial and error approach.

A: You would need a mini to mini sync cable (B&H # IMMMMM16)

Q: 3. Will this work with the 430EX II flash?

A: Yes, the PocketWizard FlexTT5 and MiniTT1 for Canon radio triggers included in the above kit would be compatible for use with the Canon 430EX II Speedlite Flash.

Q: 4. Once I secure my flash via hotshot connection to the transceiver, does the transceiver have any way to mount onto a light stand or does it just sit flat on a surface like a table/etc.?

A: The PocketWizard FlexTT5 Transceiver Radio Slave has a 1/4 -20 socket on the bottom to allow it to attach onto tripods or light stands. There is also a hot shoe on the bottom of the radio which you can attach to a cold shoe on a stand or tripod, if available.

Q: 5. Is this compatible with the Canon 5D Mark IV?

A: I'm using 5D III. I don't know about the new one.

Q: 6. Do you sell the European version of the synchronizers. (The official site said that they work better with canon 580 ex 2)

A: Unfortunately, we only carry the version that is set up for FCC rather than CE frequencies used in Europe.

Q: 7. Can the TT5 be used with the Nikon D810 and SB5000 in TTL mode or just manual?

A: I guess the only reason to buy these product is to be use as TTL, other wise get another kind of transmitter

Q: 8. Can these remotes trigger a remote camera from another camera? No need for flash, i would just like to have a second angle captured from my camera on hand. Similar to a lot of sports photography.

A: David is exactly right. A note: if you are only triggering a remote camera with no flash, setting the remote FlexTT5 to Basic Trigger mode is recommended. It will give you faster triggering. Also, setting the camera to manual focus, manual exposure, and setting the ISO will give you the best results.

Q: 9. Will this work with the GH5 and 2 Elinchrom / Godox strobe lights?

A: HI! the one I have is for Nikon and works very well mixing strobes with plusX trigger and Nikon SB 700, 600 at the same time. I believe that if you choose the one for Panasonic will works well. Look is TT5 is for Panasonic also or just for Nikon, I remember that TT4 is for Canon

Q: 10. If I had a 3 flash set up, would I buy 3 of these? Or is there a receiver only model? (SB-700)

A: For three flash you would buy four, one for the camera and one per flash.