Way Huge WHE-401 Swollen Pickle MKII

The Swollen Pickle Jumbo Fuzz MkIIS delivers the same high-gain, powerful fuzz as the full-size MkII, but in a more compact package. With a twist of the Sustain control, you’ll go from smooth crunch to full-on Armageddon! The Filter control maintains its signature insane tonal range with an intense band-pass filter, characterized by a thick, crackling texture, while the Loudness control provides plenty of volume to drive any amp hard.

The Scoop tone control produces the classic Swollen Pickle mid scoop or a flat mid-frequency sweep, and the Crunch knob adjusts the fuzz’s compression intensity. Under the hood, the MkIIS features two internal mini-controls: Voice sets the intensity of the external mid-cut scoop control from subtle to intense, and Clip switches between two diode clipping sets for either smooth or open fuzz sustain.

• Fuzz effect
• Controls for Loudness, Sustain, Filter, Scoop, and Crunch
• Internal controls for 'Voice' and 'Clip'
• Pedal footswitch for bypass
• True bypass
• Status LED
• Metal enclosure
• 6.3 mm mono input and output jacks
• Easy-access battery compartment on the front side
• Powered by 9V battery or power supply
• Current draw: 3.1 mA
• Weight: 370 g

About Way Huge Electronics

Way Huge was founded by legendary effects designer Jeorge Tripps in the early 1990s, who created many classic circuits such as the Swollen Pickle Fuzz, Fat Sandwich Distortion, and the often-cloned Red Llama Boost.

Jeorge worked with major artists like Joe Bonamassa, Eric Johnson, and Eddie Van Halen.

In the late 1990s, Dunlop revived the brand. Since then, they have released some of the most respected effects in modern guitar pedal production, including the Aqua Puss and the Overrated Special.