A fuzzbox is an electronic effects device used in music to create a distorted or "fuzzy" sound. It is often used with electric guitars to produce a gritty, overdriven tone that enhances the instrument's sound. The fuzzbox modifies the audio signal to add a rough, crunchy texture, which can be adjusted in terms of intensity and character. It became popular in the 1960s and 1970s and is known for its distinctive, rich sound that is used in various genres of music.

Definition und Bedeutung von „fuzzbox“ im Englischen

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