Way Huge
Jeorge Tripps founded Way Huge in the early 1990s, closed it, and later revived the brand under Dunlop, and the pedals have kept their oversized enclosures and deliberately silly names throughout — the Aqua-Puss delay, the Swollen Pickle fuzz, the Red Llama overdrive. Underneath the presentation the circuits are taken seriously, and Way Huge turns up regularly in our fuzz and overdrive coverage as well as in the deals we flag.
Way Huge Unveils Limited Edition Swollen Pickle XXX: A 30th Anniversary Fuzz Masterclass
Celebrate 30 years of grit with the Way Huge Swollen Pickle XXX. This limited edition fuzz features high-gain transistors and an overhauled tone stack for ultimate sonic mayhem.
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Way Huge FAQ4 questions
Who owns Way Huge?
Dunlop Manufacturing. Way Huge is one of the effects brands Dunlop acquired alongside Cry Baby and MXR, and the pedals are made, sold and supported through Dunlop from Benicia, California.
What is Way Huge known for?
Large, oddly named pedals with a distinctly hand-drawn identity — the Swollen Pickle fuzz, the Aqua-Puss analogue delay, the Green Rhino overdrive and the Camel Toe multi-drive. The names are deliberate; the circuits are taken seriously.
What is the Way Huge Smalls range?
The mini-enclosure versions of the main pedals, made for players who want the circuit without giving up a large piece of pedalboard. Most of the best-known Way Huge designs now exist in both sizes.
What is the Green Rhino?
Way Huge's Tube Screamer-derived overdrive, with more control over the low end and the mid frequency than the original it descends from. That extra EQ is the reason players reach for it over a standard TS-style pedal.