Z.Vex Effects - Products

Products

The company's most famous product is the Fuzz Factory. All of their pedals (except the budget-line Vextron series) are hand painted at their factory in Minnesota. All Vextron subassemblies are made in Taiwan, but the final assembly is completed in the United States.

  • Fuzz Factory (fuzzbox)
  • Box of Rock (preamp-booster/overdrive)
  • Box of Metal (high gain distortion)
  • Woolly Mammoth (bass/guitar fuzzbox)
  • Super Hard-On (preamp-booster/overdrive)
  • Super Duper 2-in-1 (preamp/overdrive)
  • Machine (fuzzbox)
  • Ooh Wah II (step-sequenced filter)
  • Ringtone (step-sequenced ring modulator)
  • Lo-Fi Loop Junky (analog looper)
  • Seek Wah II (step-sequenced filter)
  • Octane III (octave-generating fuzzbox)
  • Seek Trem (step-sequenced tremolo)
  • Tremorama (step-sequenced tremolo)
  • Jonny Octave (octave)
  • Wah Probe
  • Fuzz Probe
  • Trem Probe
  • The Nano Head (tube amplifier)
  • The iMPAMP
  • Distortron
  • Mastotron
  • Basstortion (bass distortion)
  • Sonar (square-wave tremolo w/ Machine circuit)
  • Double Rock! (dual cascading Box of Rock circuits w/ sub control and Super Hard On conversion, originally designed for J. Mascis of Dinosaur Jr.)
  • Loop Gate (high-headroom noise gate w/ adjustable release time, chop mode and wide-range sensitivity control)
  • Drip Guitar (discontinued)
  • Volume Probe (discontinued)

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