Text that reads 'FREZZEZONE PALS' with a frozen, icy, and snowy design.
Old man winter blowing cold air on germanium transistors.
A guitar effects pedal called FreezeZone with knobs for volume, fuzz, and bias, featuring a graphic of a bearded man's profile with flowing hair and a stylized sun.'

The FreezeZone pedal keeps the transistors at a lower temperature regardless of the ambient temperature. FreezeZone only uses germanium transistors in its pedals; keeping them at a constant lower temperature makes for a more consistent and reliable fuzz pedal.

Put your fuzz pedal in the freezer with FreezeZone’s thermodynamic fuzz pedal:

  • The FreezeZone pedal is a traditional Germanium fuzz pedal that produces the warm sounds from the '60s and '70s, with a refrigeration unit built inside it.

  • Germanium transistors sound better in fuzz pedals because they have a warmer, smoother, and more organic distortion. Read more.

  • When a Germanium fuzz pedal heats up, it will get a spitty or fizzy sound and have less sustain. Check out Seeing is Believing.

  • Germanium transistors are more susceptible to temperature changes than their silicon counterparts. Read more.

  • Ultimately, the "ideal" temperature for a germanium fuzz pedal is subjective and depends on individual preferences and the desired sound. Experiment with different temperature settings and bias adjustments to unlock the full tonal potential of the FreezeZone pedal.

  • Because the FreezeZone Pedal is quiet, it delivers high-quality recordings. Read more.

    For the best vintage-style fuzz sound, FreezeZone only uses germanium transistors.

Parts assembled by hand here in the USA

Pedals are tested and assembled by hand here in the USA