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Note: this is a gracious preorder. Each enclosure is made to order, so it will take a while to get these out depending on how fast we can get them from our powder coater and printer. If we had to guess, early to mid-February, 2024. Please be patient and happy holidays!

Alright, here they are! We never know how to pick colors so we sort of just went for it on this one. 5 colors that we tried to match on a vintage 1960s Fisher Price Xylophone toy. Why? Why not? They look cool. So here's the deal. Our website kind of sucks, so you add this product to your cart and enter the color and circuit you want in the order notes: For example--Blue Dizzy Fuzz or Yellow Germanium Fuzz. Please don't make us hunt you down. We'll stick a damn Klone in a bubblegum pink enclosure if you forget to tell us what you want. Wait, that sounds cool. Just don't forget!

Colors:

Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue

Circuits:

New Ones: Dizzy Fuzz (Elka Dizzy Tone clone), Silicon Fuzz (Silicon Fuzz Face clone)

Others: Germanium Fuzz (Germanium Fuzz Face clone), Harmonic Fuzz (Interfax Harmonic Percolator clone), MKIII Fuzz (Tone Bender MkIII clone)

All Pedals Feature:

• Switchcraft jacks
• Carling DPDT switch (true bypass)
• Custom "Rotosound" pressed steel vintage style enclosure
• Custom powder coat and UV printing
• Turret/PCB hybrid construction
• SERIOUSLY nice machined aluminum knobs
• Dale Mil Spec and NOS Allen Bradley Carbon Comp resistors
• Battery power only (remove input jack to save battery, but current draw is very low)
• Due to the hand-made, 'vintage' nature of this product, there could be slight color variations and/or variations in the finish surface, transistors and capacitor markings, etc. 

Dizzy Fuzz Specs

• Recreated using a borrowed bench unit and the most reliable schematics we could fine
• NOS Soviet Transistors in the first and second position, NOS Bulgarian SFT308 in the third (obviously hand selected and matched)
• Lovely, nasty fuzz with a mild gate and very interactive controls 
• Controls from left to right: Sustain, Attack, Balance

Silicon Fuzz Specs

• We've made about a jillion fuzz faces and we really like this configuration
• NOS transitors, likely BC182k, BC107, or similar (tuned to our bench example)
• Lovely sustain and character, no raspy or shrillness here
• Bias control adds extra flavor
• Controls from left to right: Volume, Bias, Fuzz

Germanium Fuzz Specs

• Similar to the silicon, but with a variety of fun, incredibly sounding NOS Germanium. Could be Soviet, Bulgarian, AC125, AC128, etc. 
• Bias control adds extra flavor
• Controls from left to right: Volume, Bias, Fuzz

Harmonic Fuzz

• We tried to recreate this one as accurately as possible based on available info (plus two fun clipping options). This circuit is kind of a meme at this point since there seems to be no consensus on the "right" version since many original units sounded wildly different and had different values
• NOS 2n404a Germanium and Fairchild 2N3565 Silicon transistors
• Controls from left to right: Balance (volume), Clipping (looks like a knob but is a NOS rotary switch!) from left to right: stock Germanium, Spruce mode, no diodes, Harmonics (distortion level)

MkIII Fuzz

• The MkIII Tone Bender is probably the most well behaved one and the one we like the best. The best sounding one we've ever played is the DAM Grease Box. 
• Variety of transistors: Soviet, Mullard, etc.
• Tone control is smooth and an internal trim pot controls how gnarly the fuzz gets

We don't own or intend to confuse anyone by using the brand name "Fisher Price". We just like ROYGBIV. We also don't own any of the other brand names or circuit names and if you're confused by that, we don't know what to tell you. 

Our take on the mysterious Percolator fuzz using awesome NOS 2n404a and NOS globe top Fairchild transistors. This pedal has an interesting history, as the jury is out on what it's "supposed" to sound like. We did a pretty deep dive analysis of as much source material as we could find and think this circuit is unique and offers a really great take on the HP sound. We added a 3 way NOS Centrilab rotary switch to go between 3 different clipping options: stock Germanium diodes, a Germanium and Silicon diode setup, and no diodes. All 3 options offer a lot of volume, gain, and clipping flexibility. It's kind of like having 3 pedals in one! 

• Switchcraft jacks
• Carling DPDT switch (true bypass)
• Custom "Rotosound" pressed steel vintage style enclosure
• Custom powder coat and laser-etched graphics
• Turret/PCB hybrid construction
• NOS TI or similar 2n404a Germanium transistor
• NOS Fairlchild 2N3565 or similar silicon transistor
• NOS audio/premium grade capacitors 
• NOS knobs
• Dale Mil Spec and NOS Allen Bradley Carbon Comp resistors
• Battery power only (remove input jack to save battery, but current draw is very low)
• Due to the hand-made, 'vintage' nature of this product, there could be slight color variations and/or variations in the finish surface, transistors and capacitor markings, etc. 

Our take on the classic Fuzz Face using awesome Mullard/Phillips AC series transistors (125 or 128), tuned to perfection. We've made a lot of fuzz faces in our day, but this is our favorite. It cleans up to get that glassy bite, does the wooly, thick fuzz thing, and is clear and articulate. 

• Switchcraft jacks
• Carling DPDT switch (true bypass)
• Custom "Rotosound" pressed steel vintage style enclosure
• Custom powder coat and laser-etched graphics
• Turret/PCB hybrid construction
• NOS Mullard/Phillips AC125 or AC128 transistors
• NOS audio/premium grade capacitors 
• NOS bakelite knobs
• Dale Mil Spec resistors
• Battery power only (remove input jack to save battery, but current draw is very low)
• Lightly relic'd and aged
• Due to the hand-made, 'vintage' nature of this product, there could be slight color variations and/or variations in the finish surface, transistors and capacitor markings, etc. 

The "Big Muff" is an iconic fuzz/distortion device created by Electro Harmonix in 1969. The first version, known as the "Triangle" is said to be the best sounding muff, with more clarity and definition, more sweep in the controls, and overall better for a larger variety of tones. There are many versions of each circuit variation, some with variances in tone and parts. We've combined some of the schematics to work best with our transistors and parts selection. We think they sound incredible, unique, and will fill a hole in your fuzz or muff sound. Not only do these sound great, they have unique and special internals that are unparalleled in their build quality and aesthetics. 

• Switchcraft jacks
• Carling DPDT switch (true bypass)
• Custom "Rotosound" pressed steel vintage style enclosure
• Custom powder coat and laser-etched graphics
• Turret/PCB hybrid construction
• NOS Fairchild "glob top" Transistors--each quad is hand measured and matched for tonal characteristics and noise 
• NOS Soviet clipping diodes
• NOS audio/premium grade capacitors 
• NOS Alco knobs 
• Dale Military Spec resistors
• Battery power only (remove input jack to save battery, but current draw is very low)
• Due to the hand-made, 'vintage' nature of this product, there could be slight color variations and/or variations in the finish surface, transistors and capacitor markings, etc. 

The Tone Bender Mk3 is one of our favorite fuzzes of all time. It's got the right amount of sizzle and smoothness. It's more mid-focused than the early benders and has a pretty huge range of tones. This is our take on the circuit and it's a well balanced tone machine! Each color is limited to 10 at a time. 

• Switchcraft jacks
• Carling DPDT switch (true bypass)
• Custom "Rotosound" pressed steel vintage style enclosure
• Custom powder coat and laser-etched graphics
• Turret/PCB hybrid construction
• Shielded Mogami audio cable for super-quiet operation
• NOS Germanium Transistors (Soviet and Philips/Mullard AC128 or Mullard OC45)
• NOS audio grade capacitors
• Custom Orange/Matamp premium knobs
• Dale Military Spec resistors
• Battery power only
• Due to the hand-made, 'vintage' nature of this product, there could be slight color variations and/or variations in the finish surface, transistors and capacitor markings, etc. 

The Rangemaster needs no introduction. It's one of the most famous and sought after vintage effects on planet earth and for good reason. It's perhaps our favorite effect of all time. Simple, powerful, and makes everything sound better. Each unit is 100% hand made, 1 at a time. We do all of the woodwork and finishing in-house and spare no expense.  Our version of the Rangemaster includes a "depth" control which allows you to dial in the frequency being boosted. It will now be a rotary switch to go between different input capacitor options. 

• Switchcraft jacks
• True-bypass vintage style slider switch
• Convenience switch on the back to turn the battery on/off (saves power)
• Vintage-style terminal strip and Point-to-Point construction
• Hardwood tree logo and faceplate (usually Mahogany) 
• NOS Germanium Transistor
• NOS audio grade capacitors
• Dale Military Spec resistors
• Hand made 1 at a time

The Arbiter Fuzz Face is another classic. We've sourced hard to find transistors and made slight tweaks to the circuit to make it one of the best sounding Fuzz Faces ever made.