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Description
The switches open up huge tonal possibilities. The fuzz circuit uses four vintage Germanium transistors, the switches allow you to select between two of the most popular types used in fuzz pedals. The AC128’s give a smooth softer fuzz with slightly lower gain. The NKT275’s offer a brighter more aggressive fuzz tone. You can also use a mixture of AC128s and NKT275s for even more tone options.The design of the pedal not only looks great on your pedal board but is also very solidly constructed. Hand wired on a carefully designed custom PCB. This pedal uses rare vintage components and produces the classic fuzz tones heard and loved for decades and gives you more clarity, more playability, more low end and a more controllability, all this without sacrificing the classic fuzz tone.
Product specs
| Brand | King Tone Guitar |
| Model | Vintage Fuzz |
| Finish | Red |
| Year | 2010s |
| Categories | Fuzz Pedals and Effects |
| Pedal Format | Standard |
FAQs
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What type of fuzz circuit is used in the King Tone Vintage Fuzz?
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The King Tone Vintage Fuzz utilizes a classic germanium fuzz circuit, known for its warm, smooth distortion and dynamic response, which is ideal for achieving vintage fuzz tones reminiscent of the 1960s and 70s.
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How does the King Tone Vintage Fuzz interact with a guitar's volume control?
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The King Tone Vintage Fuzz is highly responsive to a guitar's volume control, allowing players to clean up the fuzz by rolling back the volume, providing a wide range of tones from aggressive fuzz to a cleaner, more overdriven sound.
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Is the King Tone Vintage Fuzz true bypass?
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Yes, the King Tone Vintage Fuzz features a true bypass design, ensuring that your guitar's tone remains unaffected when the pedal is not engaged, preserving signal clarity and integrity.
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Can the King Tone Vintage Fuzz be powered by a standard 9V power supply?
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Yes, the King Tone Vintage Fuzz can be powered using a standard 9V DC power supply, making it easy to integrate into most pedalboard setups without requiring special adapters.
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Does the King Tone Vintage Fuzz work well with both single-coil and humbucker pickups?
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The King Tone Vintage Fuzz is designed to work well with both single-coil and humbucker pickups, offering versatile fuzz tones that complement a wide range of guitar styles and configurations.
Videos
KingTone
VINTAGE FUZZ GUITAR PEDAL - DEMO
Reviews
PROS
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NKT transistor provides excellent sound quality
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Germanium fuzz ideal for Hendrix-like tones
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Highly musical and versatile with bias control for various tones
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Only usable tones, avoiding being a one-trick pony
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Different transistors offer a range of sounds without becoming messy
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Fuzz control allows for mild sweep without affecting overall volume
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Cleans up nicely with guitar volume control for more tonal possibilities
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Aesthetically pleasing design
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Superior to fuzz face with all settings being usable and musical
CONS
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No longer being produced, making it harder to acquire
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Based on 1 Review and 3 Ratings
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The best sounding germanium fuzz pedal i've ever played!
THE ‘JESSE DAVEY’ VINTAGE FUZZ PEDAL The switches open up huge tonal possibilities. The fuzz circuit uses four vintage Germanium transistors, the switches allow you to selectbetween two of the most popular types used in fuzz pedals. The AC128’s give a smooth softer fuzz with slightly lower gain. The NKT275’s offer a brighter more aggressive fuzz tone. You can also use a mixture of AC128s and NKT275s for even more tone options.
4 Vintage Germanium Transistors NKT275/AC128 Switchable True Bypass Hand Wired with Carefully Selected Components Fat Fat, did I say ‘Fat’ Tone! Neutrik Jack Sockets Runs on Standard 9 Volt Battery or 9V-DC center/tip positive jack Socket External Bias Adjustment Allows For Easy Tonal or Temperature Refinement. Built To Last A Lifetime Limited Edition. Size / Dimension – 4.7? x 3.7? (120mm x 94mm) Height – 1.34? (34.00mm)The design of the pedal not only looks great on your pedal board but is also very solidly constructed. Hand wired on a carefully designed custom PCB. This pedal uses rare vintage components and produces the classic fuzz tones heard and loved for decades and gives you more clarity, more playability, more low end ???? and a more controllability, all this without sacrificing the classic fuzz tone.
Artist usage
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Chris King Robinson frequently uses the King Tone Vintage Fuzz pedal, as evidenced by multiple posts on his Instagram account. Notable mentions include a post from January 18, 2016, and several others throughout 2016 to 2018. In one post from the #cambridgerockfestival, Robinson humorously describes storing his favorite fuzz pedal in a fridge to combat the effects of extreme heat, a tip he got from fellow musician Philip Sayce.
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