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Beetronics Swarm

The Swarm is an analog fuzz pedal that generates harmonized fuzz tones across nine different intervals spanning two octaves, ranging from traditional octave fuzz sounds to synthetic textures. It draws minimal current at 7 mA and operates from a standard 9V DC power supply.

  • 9V DC · center −
  • 7 mA
  • Mono
New
from $249
Used (asking)
from $179.95

The rundown

Highlights

  • Analog fuzz with nine selectable harmonized intervals across two octaves
  • Seven controls: Worker, Species, Queen, Drone, Sting, Flight, and Master
  • Uses only 7 mA at 9V DC with battery compatibility
  • Compact footprint at 101.3 x 139.7 mm
  • Made in the USA

Best for

Guitarists seeking a fuzz pedal with harmonic textures ranging from vintage octave-based tones to modern synth-like effects.

Quick facts

Power
9V DC
Current draw
7 mA
Polarity
Center negative
Dimensions
101.3 × 139.7 mm
Controls
Worker, Species, Queen, Drone, Sting, Flight, Master
Stereo
No
MIDI
No
Tap tempo
No
Status
In production

Where to buy Beetronics Swarm

$249 lowest new price · Reverb

Used listings asking $179.95–$235.50, median $187 (4 listings, small sample). Asking prices, not sold prices.

Current offers
SellerConditionPriceLink
ReverbUsed$179.95View
ReverbUsed$185View
ReverbUsed$189View
ReverbNew$249View
ReverbNew$249View
ReverbNew$249View
ReverbNew$249View
ReverbNew$249View
ReverbNew$249View
ReverbNew$249View

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Frequently asked questions

What power supply does the Beetronics Swarm use?

The Swarm runs on a 9V DC power supply with center-negative polarity and draws 7 mA of current.

Is the Beetronics Swarm battery-compatible?

Yes, the Swarm is battery-compatible.

How many controls does the Swarm have?

The Swarm features seven controls: Worker, Species, Queen, Drone, Sting, Flight, and Master.

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Specs from pedalfilter. Summary written by PedalBro from those specs and public descriptions.

Page last updated September 29, 2026.