Top 10 best-selling Bass Fuzz Pedals

Developed with the masterful help of Justin Chancellor, the Dunlop JCT95 Cry Baby Wah is a stunningly creative multitool set up for the modern bassist. This stomping unit packs three effects in one!

The MXR M84 Bass Fuzz Deluxe gets you fully tweakable and controllable fuzz that can be dialled in to meet the needs of any style or preferred tone. Individual Wet and Dry pots have been integrated, and the M84 is designed to carefully maintain the punch of the original signal.

Combining forces to reinstate a seventies EHX classic, Electro Harmonix and JHS Pedals present the Lizard Queen Octave Fuzz. This stompbox features a Josh Scott design, Daniel Danger artwork and EHX-grade build quality.

The Electro-Harmonix Lizard King Bass has been optimised for electric bass guitars and sets bassists up with an octave/distortion stompbox that wields dynamic, '70s-style fuzz and features a true bypass circuit, a blend pot and a Sun/Shadow mode switch.

The Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Bass Big Muff Pi is a very extensive version of the successfully Big Muff Pi. You can give your bass sound a great, rich distortion and sustain and edit the sound as much as you like with the crossover circuit, for example.

The Big Muff provides the ultimate Distortion for bass players. If you are a fan of sound in overdrive, the Electro Harmonix Bass Big Muff is the right choice!

Sadly, and like many vintage effects pedals that are no longer made, you're incredibly unlikely to come across the original '80s Reverse Simulator. By way of apology, Electro Harmonix offer the Attack Decay stompbox.

The EHX Nano Bass Big Muff Pi produces the same fat, growling distortion sounds as the Bass Big Muff Pi, but is much more compact. The rugged, high-quality pedal is easy to use.

The Green Russian Big Muff is back! Thanks to popular demand, Electro Harmonix has reissued this classic pedal in a more compact housing so it can squeeze into that last space on your pedalbaord with ease. It still offers a unique sound with devastating low end.

The Earthquaker Devices Hizumitas has been specially designed for Japanese guitarist, Wata, known as part of legendary experimental metal band, Boris. It's based on her own Elk BM Sustainar too, so expect a truly earth-shattering effect!