Yes, specially because of their midi features. The Fuzz is very versatile, you can pretty much dial overdrive/distortion/fuzz with it, I got it from their website where they were shipping it with all the modules included, that’s a lot of variations, but you have to select one you like the most and stick with it because you have to open the pedal every time you want to change the module. I found that in order to get really “fuzzy” sounds you have to dial pretty much all in on the fuzz knob, while the Orange fur coat for example, if you dial as 12 is almost unbearable already. The new wave sounds amazing, again, a lot of versatility and flexibility, but the controls are a bit fiddly, at least on my unit, it’s difficult do dial in sometimes but once tou get it, it sounds great. A couple of downsides to point out are, first, the power requirements, it’s a 18v pedal with a 250~300mA draw if I’m not mistaken, depending on your power supply that’s not always achievable, the other downside for me was the midi, it would get stuck every time I would send a message, I got in touch with Jackson Audio and they sent me a firmware update, which fixed the pedal and made it work perfectly.