LORDWORLD Loomer' Fuzz & Reverb Pedal
A dual fuzz and reverb pedal offering three reverb modes and three fuzz modes with dedicated filter, level, blend, decay, warmth and depth controls
- Combines fuzz and reverb in one pedal for compact rigs
- Three reverb modes let you shape space from focus to reverse
- Three fuzz voicings cover flat, full and scooped tones
- Dedicated mod section blends decay, warmth and depth for texture
Dual-Effect Pedal for Guitarists
The LORDWORLD Loomer' combines fuzz and reverb in one enclosure, offering three fuzz voicings — Flat, Full, Scoop — and three reverb modes — Focus, Reverse, Reverb. Independent controls for fuzz, filter and level sit alongside a modulation section with blend, decay, warmth and depth parameters. It suits players who want both distortion and ambience without chaining separate units.
Fits Standard Pedalboard Signal Chains
The pedal accepts a mono instrument input and sends a mono output to an amp or the next effect, so it slots into any conventional board layout. It requires a centre-negative 9 V DC supply (not included) and draws typical stompbox current, leaving daisy-chain or isolated power options open. Builders needing stereo reverb trails or expression-pedal control over any parameter will need a different unit.
How it compares
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- Price $669.99
- Pricier than about 86% of the 293 comparable items (median $199.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
How does the Fuzz Filter control behave when the pedal runs for a full set?
The Filter knob shapes the fuzz tone from dark to bright; it stays responsive after hours of use because the circuit is fully analogue.
What happens to the Reverb Decay and Warmth knobs when the unit warms up on stage?
Both controls remain stable as the pedal heats; the analogue reverb section does not drift, so long tails and warmth settings hold their shape.
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