Canoga Vintage Silicon Fuzz
By Strymon
A single-knob analog silicon fuzz based on a vintage FuzzFace-style circuit, built to clean up into blues and rock tones as you roll back your guitar's volume.
About this pedal
Canoga is the second pedal in Strymon’s all-analog ‘Series A’ line, built around one of company founder Gregg Stock’s original silicon fuzz circuit designs from years before Strymon existed. With just Drive and Level knobs, it goes from light edge-of-breakup grit to full silicon fuzz, and stays clear rather than muddy when you back off your guitar’s volume knob. It’s a fully analog, true-bypass design with no MIDI, USB, or digital processing — unbuffered and voiced to interact directly with your guitar and amp the way vintage fuzz pedals do.
Specs
| Circuit | Fully analog, unbuffered |
|---|---|
| Bypass | True bypass |
| I/O | Mono in/out |
| Dimensions | 4.53" deep x 2.83" wide x 2.33" tall (11.51 x 7.19 x 5.92 cm) |
| Power | 9VDC center-negative, 50mA minimum (power supply not included) |
Quick answers
- How much does the Canoga Vintage Silicon Fuzz cost?
- Strymon lists it at $199 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the Canoga Vintage Silicon Fuzz still available?
- Yes. Strymon lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the Canoga Vintage Silicon Fuzz?
- Strymon, building gear since 2009. Where it's built: All Strymon products are designed and built in the USA. It's listed here as a fuzz pedal.
- How long is the wait for Strymon gear?
- In-stock orders usually leave the warehouse within 1 business day.