PFDarkside
of the Forum
Well, mostly.
I've loved these pint sized Fuzz Faces since they were introduced. Thanks to a sale at PGS I completed the collection (opting for the Chrome version of the Band of Gypsys Fuzz Face)
Here they are in their glory:

From left to right:
FFM1 - Germanium
FFM3 - Hendrix BC108 Silicon
FFM4 - Bonamassa Russian Germanium
FFM6LE - Band of Gypsys Chrome edition
FFM2 - BC108 Silicon
The true standouts are the signatures, but I love all of them.
The Bonamassa is great for Humbuckers (I especially like it with my Injector loaded Strat) and the Hendrix BC108 is probably most people's ideal Silicon Fuzz Face. That being said, the red germanium is awesome for bassy, stoner type riffs and the Blue Silicon can rip your head off with treble. Something I find cool is to use both the Hendrix (fuzz rolled back a little, rhythm) and Silicon (fuzz maxed, lead) for two different flavors of fuzz. Same goes for the red + Hendrix or Bonamassa + blue. Now of course the BOG is a completely different vibe, you've got to play Machine Gun and Power to Love on it. 
I'm kind of feeling like picking up another Red and Blue to modify, Red to AC128 transistors and Blue to BC183 Eric Johnson specs.
Anyway, Jeorge Tripps did a wonderful job on these, unless you are going for the true vintage NKT275 or AC128 Ge tone, one of these should fit most player's needs for a Fuzz Face.

Here they are in their glory:

From left to right:
FFM1 - Germanium
FFM3 - Hendrix BC108 Silicon
FFM4 - Bonamassa Russian Germanium
FFM6LE - Band of Gypsys Chrome edition
FFM2 - BC108 Silicon
The true standouts are the signatures, but I love all of them.
I'm kind of feeling like picking up another Red and Blue to modify, Red to AC128 transistors and Blue to BC183 Eric Johnson specs.
Anyway, Jeorge Tripps did a wonderful job on these, unless you are going for the true vintage NKT275 or AC128 Ge tone, one of these should fit most player's needs for a Fuzz Face.
