noisy sideband fuzz guitar effect.

so i built a breadboarded PLL to figure out tompolks circuit problem i had a while back (which was VCO resistors BTW) and i've been experimenting with different output stages and modulation schemes. so i went to hook a guitar up to it because it was the nearest audio source, tuned in on a clock radio, and yea, the guitar has hot pickups and it was muddy and overdriven on 1610, but when i tuned the clock radio i was using as a test radio to the side of the signal, i got the most crushing heaviest face-melting doom fuzz i've ever heard. i decided this accidental find must be put through bigger speakers so clearly i need to now build a small narrow band reciever to put literally directly coupled to the transmitter and the audio directly coupled to a full stack peavy amp in the music room. so this is what i accomplished. built a homemade PLL transmitter with a 2n7000 mosfet output, drank a bunch of beers, decided the art of part 15 is gonna be combined with the art of making guitar effects not because it sounds good or is 100% modulation. but because it sounds bad and is overdriven and off-frequency