Wren and Cuff Caprid
The Caprid is a compact fuzz pedal based on a 1973 Ram's Head Big Muff circuit, housed in a significantly smaller enclosure than the original. Premier Guitar's reviewer found it to be a smooth-sounding, well-built pedal that excels with big chords and sustain, though noted that the vintage authenticity approach comes at a premium cost.
- 9V DC · center −
- 10 mA
- Analog
- New
- from $160.21
- Used (asking)
- from $106.99
The rundown
Highlights
- Based on 1973 Ram's Head Big Muff circuit
- Compact enclosure (68.8 x 117.3 mm) versus standard Big Muff size
- Powered by 9V DC, 10 mA, center-negative connector
- Battery-compatible for portable use
- Currently in production
Best for
Players seeking a vintage-voiced Big Muff fuzz in a pedalboard-friendly compact format.
Professional reviews
What the press rated it. We link to each review; read the full piece for the details.
- Premier Guitar3 / 5Jul 2012Read the review
Quick facts
- Power
- 9V DC
- Current draw
- 10 mA
- Polarity
- Center negative
- Dimensions
- 68.8 × 117.3 mm
- Status
- In production
Where to buy Wren and Cuff Caprid
$160.21 lowest new price · Reverb
Used listings asking $106.99–$225, median $140 (9 listings). Asking prices, not sold prices.
| Seller | Condition | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reverb | Used | $106.99 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $129 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $129 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $139 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $140 | View |
| Reverb | New | $160.21 | View |
| Reverb | New | $199.99 | View |
| Reverb | New | $199.99 | View |
| Reverb | New | $199.99 | View |
| Reverb | New | $199.99 | View |
Prices last checked 23 hours ago. Links to sellers are affiliate links.
Frequently asked questions
What power supply does the Caprid use?
The Caprid runs on 9V DC with 10 mA current draw and uses a center-negative connector.
How large is the Caprid pedal?
The Caprid measures 68.8 x 117.3 mm.
Can the Caprid run on batteries?
Yes, the Caprid is battery-compatible.
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