Boutique pedal lore just got a mass-production difficulty setting. Warm Audio and Dirty Boy Pedals owner Danny Gomez has launched three Dirty Boy Jr. stompboxes, adapting hand-built circuits for wider sales without changing their response or character. Every unit gets a hand test, while Dirty Boy’s boutique line continues.
The Dirty Boy Jr. Overdrive combines all-analog amp simulation, preamp duties, and drive through T.A.E. tech, with preamp and speaker-emulated outputs alongside Variac sag. The Dirty Boy Jr. Booster reworks the Ball Buster circuit, moving from a touch-sensitive transparent lift into British-style breakup. Gain reaches 10 dB, while treble, bass, and a three-way H-M-L frequency switch shape it.
Afro Fuzz DNA powers the Dirty Boy Jr. Fuzz, pairing long sustain with saturated harmonics, responsive cleanup, and six frequency choices. The range traces back to pedals Alex Saraceno requested for his son, Blues Saraceno, a former Poison lead guitarist.
Its artist trail reaches Linkin Park, John Frusciante, Neal Schon, Tom DeLonge, Phil X, Tim Pierce, Justin Derrico, and Mark Lettieri. Each Dirty Boy Jr. pedal costs £169 with VAT or €189.
The Dirty Boy Jr. Overdrive combines all-analog amp simulation, preamp duties, and drive through T.A.E. tech, with preamp and speaker-emulated outputs alongside Variac sag. The Dirty Boy Jr. Booster reworks the Ball Buster circuit, moving from a touch-sensitive transparent lift into British-style breakup. Gain reaches 10 dB, while treble, bass, and a three-way H-M-L frequency switch shape it.
Afro Fuzz DNA powers the Dirty Boy Jr. Fuzz, pairing long sustain with saturated harmonics, responsive cleanup, and six frequency choices. The range traces back to pedals Alex Saraceno requested for his son, Blues Saraceno, a former Poison lead guitarist.
Its artist trail reaches Linkin Park, John Frusciante, Neal Schon, Tom DeLonge, Phil X, Tim Pierce, Justin Derrico, and Mark Lettieri. Each Dirty Boy Jr. pedal costs £169 with VAT or €189.
