OBNE Pardner Fuzz Pedal

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OBNE Pardner Fuzz Pedal

The OBNE Pardner Fuzz Pedal is a bold, playful effects pedal that adds a whole new personality to your sound. It delivers rich, gritty fuzz tones with a twist, adding unique textures that feel almost like a synth. Whether you are jamming on guitar, bass, or even experimenting with other instruments, this pedal opens the door to fresh and exciting sounds that stand out in any mix.

Old Blood Noise Endeavors Pardner Fuzz Review

The OBNE Pardner Fuzz Pedal blends a flexible fuzz circuit with a built-in effects loop called the Lasso, giving you a wide range of tones in one compact unit. The Filter and Intensity controls help shape the core sound, while a toggle lets you switch between classic fuzz and more synth-like textures. It can go from smooth and thick to wild and unpredictable, depending on how you set it.

The Lasso effects loop is where things really open up. You can connect other pedals and control their drive and volume right from the Pardner, making it easy to build layered and creative sounds. A routing switch lets you place the loop before or after the fuzz, which changes the feel and response in a noticeable way. With separate footswitches for each section and true relay bypass when both are off, the Pardner is a powerful and flexible choice for players who want more than just a standard fuzz pedal.

Old Blood Noise Pardner Fuzz Controls

Filter

Shapes the overall tone of the fuzz, letting you move from darker, smoother sounds to brighter, sharper textures.

Intensity

Controls how strong and reactive the fuzz feels, affecting how much it responds to your playing.

Synthy or Fuzzy Toggle

Switches between a more traditional fuzz tone and a synth-like sound with added texture and character.

Treble

Adjusts the high end of your signal, helping your sound cut through or stay warm and balanced.

Bass

Controls the low end, letting you add fullness or tighten up your tone.

Fuzz Volume

Sets the overall output level of the fuzz section.

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Lasso Gain

Adjusts how much drive is applied to the effects placed in the loop.

Lasso Volume

Controls the output level of the Lasso loop section.

Lasso Out

Sends your signal out to external effects that you want to include in the loop.

Lasso In

Bring the signal back from your external effects into the pedal.

Lasso First or Fuzz First Toggle

Lets you choose the order of the loop and fuzz sections, changing how the effects interact and feel.

Old Blood Pardner Features

Delivers thick fuzz tones with fun and unique textures
Lets you create sounds that feel like a synth or classic fuzz
Built-in loop lets you add other pedals for more creative options
Easy controls help you shape your sound without confusion
Two footswitches give you simple control during live use
Works great for guitar, bass, and experimental setups

OBNE Pardner Pedal Specs

Runs on 9V DC center negative power supply (2.1mm jack, 80mA required)
Dual soft-touch bypass footswitch design with true relay bypass when both sides are off
Send and return jacks for adding external effects into the loop
Multiple tone shaping controls, including Filter, Intensity, Treble, Bass, and Volume

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What’s in the box of our Old Blood Noise Pardner Guitar Pedal?

Pardner Pedal
OBNE Branded Pedal Box
OBNE Pin
OBNE Stickers
OBNE Guitar Pick
OBNE Artsy Manual
DeathCloud Merch
Candy

Old Blood Noise Endeavors Pardner Fuzz Effect Pedal Dimensions

Height: 5 inches
Width: 4.25 inches
Depth: 2 inches
Weight: 1 lb

Old Blood Noise Pardner Fuzz Pedal FAQs

What kind of tones can I get from the OBNE Pardner fuzz?

The Pardner fuzz pedal delivers thick, textured fuzz with a synthy twist. Depending on how you set the controls, you can get everything from tight, gritty rhythms to resonant, warbling lead tones. The built-in EQ and voice toggle let you fine-tune the response, making it easy to dial in something unique.

How does the Lasso effects loop work on the OBNE Pardner pedal?

The Lasso section functions as a built-in overdrive that you can use on its own or combine with the fuzz. It also features a send and return loop, allowing you to patch in external effects. This means you can place anything from reverb to another fuzz pedal inside the loop to create layered, evolving textures.

Can I change the order of the fuzz and effects loop on the OBNE Pardner?

Yes! The Order switch lets you place the fuzz before or after the Lasso section, or even run them in parallel. This opens up a wide range of tones, from a more traditional fuzz-into-overdrive setup to a looser, blended sound where both elements interact dynamically.

Is the Pardner fuzz pedal good for genres outside of rock?

Absolutely. While it’s great for rock and experimental music, the OBNE Pardner pedal also shines in electronic, ambient, and even percussive applications. You can run drums or synths through it for unusual textures, or use it on bass to create thick, cutting tones.

Does the Pardner pedal have true bypass?

Yes, the Old Blood Noise Pardner Fuzz features relay-based true bypass when both footswitches are off. This ensures that your signal remains clean and unaffected when the pedal isn’t engaged.

Will the Pardner pedal work with bass?

Yes! The OBNE Pardner Fuzz handles low-end frequencies well, making it a great option for bass players looking for a thick, aggressive fuzz tone. The EQ controls help shape the response to keep the low end punchy and clear.

What type of power supply does the OBNE Pardner fuzz pedal needs?

The Pardner Fuzz runs on a standard 9V DC, center-negative power supply (2.1mm plug) and requires approximately 80mA of current. It does not support battery operation.

Can I use the footswitches separately on the Pardner pedal?

Yes! The fuzz and Lasso sections each have their own footswitch, so you can engage them independently. This means you can use just the fuzz, just the overdrive, or both together for a wide range of tones.