The Roger Mayer Voodoo-1 is a distinctive analog fuzz designed by legendary effects engineer Roger Mayer, whose work with some of rock's most influential guitar sounds established him as one of the important figures in early effects design.
The Voodoo-1 delivers a thick, harmonically rich fuzz with plenty of sustain while retaining more definition and dynamic response than many traditional vintage-style fuzz circuits. It can move from textured, responsive breakup into saturated lead tones, with a character that works particularly well for players looking for something outside the usual Fuzz Face or Big Muff vocabulary.
This example features the unusual cream enclosure, oversized control and red footswitch surround and comes from a professionally assembled touring guitar rig. It shows honest cosmetic wear from use, including marks and aging to the enclosure and hardware, as pictured.
An interesting and less commonly encountered Roger Mayer pedal with a distinctive voice and strong connection to the lineage of British fuzz design.
