effects · fuzz
Thornicus Dual Channel Fuzz
| Maker | Suhr |
|---|---|
| Origin | United States |
| Type | effects · fuzz |
| Introduced | 2025 |
| Price | USD 329 (2026-09) |
| Maker founded | 1997 |
| Status | current |
Ian Thornley's signature fuzz: two independently controlled channels with octave capability, in one analogue pedal.
Watch
Sweetwater Soundcheck's demo of the Thornicus runs the pedal's two channels, which is the part worth hearing given each one has its own full set of controls.
Why it matters
Each channel has its own Sustain, Mids, Level and Tone controls and its own footswitch, so the two fuzz voicings can be set separately and switched rather than compromised. Octave capability is built in, and the circuit is analogue running on 9V DC. Suhr launched it at NAMM 2025 in the same enclosure format as its Discovery Analog Delay.
Note
Ian Thornley signature dual-channel fuzz/octave fuzz launched at NAMM 2025, with fully independent controls and footswitches for each channel. Same enclosure format as Suhr's Discovery Analog Delay.
Specifications
- dual-channel fuzz with octave capability
- independent per-channel Sustain, Mids, Level, Tone
- two footswitches
- analog
- 9V DC
Before you buy
- Each channel has its own Sustain, Mids, Level and Tone, so both need setting up separately
- octave capability is built in, which is the reason to pick it over a single-channel fuzz
- runs on 9V DC, USD 329 (2026-09)