Fuzz Review: Skreddy Pink Flesh

Construction and cosmetic concerns:

This is a nice looking pedal at three feet away, but in close the paint job is just a little rough with some light pitting. The logo/labels appear to be sticker or card that has been laquered over. This gives it a nice refined look. The metal knobs are solid, attractive, and easy to read. The mechanical switch used for the flat/juicy setting is one of the nicest I’ve seen used on a pedal.

The insides are tighly packed and the “shake test” threw this pedal no curves at all, it might as well have been a rock. The battery is well compartmentalized and everything is mounted solidly inside the enclosure. The purple LED ads a nice touch of color to the black and white finish. Soldiering appears first rate.

Side layout of jacks is fine, but I still always end up struggling with power taps that are located just below the jack, I feel like I’m always fighting with it when I want to use it. Battery access is the standard 4 screw system.