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Warm Audio and Dan Auerbach launch the limited Black Keys Peach Fuzz

The $199 velvet-covered fuzz adds switchable momentary or latching octave-up control to Warm Audio’s ’70s-inspired circuit.

Oct 1, 2026

Warm Audio The Black Keys Peach Fuzz pedal in peach-colored flocked finish

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Warm Audio has teamed with The Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach on the limited-edition Peach Fuzz. The pedal revisits the company’s Foxy-style fuzz and octave circuit in a slimmer enclosure, using NOS 2N3565 Fairchild transistors, germanium 1N34A diodes and the expected volume, sustain and tone controls.

Auerbach’s contribution is clearest in the octave-up switching: players can choose latching operation or hold the switch momentarily for short accents. The peach-colored flocked finish nods to The Black Keys’ 2026 release Peaches!, and the pedal carries a $199 price.

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Why it matters

The momentary octave option turns a familiar vintage-fuzz format into a more playable performance tool, and the artist collaboration is tied to a real circuit change.

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