Tru-Fi's new product "Zonked Machine" is now in stock! Tru-Fi, a company with an extraordinary passion for vintage fuzz and the production of original handmade pedals, has released the new "Zonked Machine"! The original Zonk Machine with its hammered blue housing was built by Jen in the late 1960s and is known for its thick, saturated fuzz tone. The Zonked Machine uses three germanium transistors (OC71, OC75, AC125) to easily output the drive that can be heard in the early days of hard rock, from mild overdrive to more aggressive distortion! As the SWELL knob indicates, as the gain is increased, the strong attack and saturation give way to a unique sound that is reminiscent of old Bender tones! The way the distortion is reduced when the guitar volume is turned down is a tone that fans of 60s and 70s rock will love. Tru-Fi pedals are only available in limited quantities in Japan! Plus, don't miss the new Zonked Machine! The Zonked Machine takes the benefits of the incredibly popular 1967 Zonk Machine, improves on its drawbacks, and adds a touch of Tru-Fi flair to create a truly fantastic fuzz pedal. MK1: Darker Tone Bender MK1 tone (because the 1967 Zonk Machine is bright) NICE: Builder Teddy's personal favorite tone ZONK: The standard tone of the Zonk Machine from over 50 years ago We spent a lot of time carefully selecting the three germanium transistors to achieve the best tone. (Installed parts may change without notice) True bypass. Equipped with a voltage inverter, it can be used with a center-negative 9V power supply or a 9V battery. Germanium transistors provide excellent sound quality. Made in Maine, USA, completely handmade.
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