Warm Audio Foxy Tone Box Fuzz Pedal

The Warm Audio Foxy Tone Box Fuzz Pedal is a high-quality guitar effects pedal that produces traditional fuzz tones with modern durability and adaptability. Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, and David Gilmour utilized the 1970s Foxx Tone Machine. The Foxy Tone Box’s carefully selected components mimic the original Tone Machine’s fuzz sound. Its real bypass switch and 9-volt power connector improve its performance and adaptability.

The pedal has several options to customize your tone. They include volume, sustain, tone, and a bright/deep switch. Bright mode produces a crisper, cutting sound, while deep mode produces a smoother, rounded tone. The Foxy Tone Box has a robust, orange casing that resembles the original Foxx Tone Machine. It may be used in the studio or onstage with a 9-volt battery or AC adaptor.

Legendary fat, fuzzed-out tones

The original pedal that inspired the Foxy Tone Box is all over classic 1970s-era albums and was a staple in the live rigs of that time. It’s been championed by a slew of prominent — and many legendary — guitarists, including Billy Gibbons, Adrian Belew, Eddie Hazel, Peter Frampton, Beck, Trent Reznor, and Adam Jones.

A component-by-component re-creation

Warm Audio Foxy Tone Box Fuzz Pedal doesn’t just look like the original; it’s a component-by-component re-creation. Each pedal is hand-assembled using premium parts, which include NOS Fairchild 2N3565 transistors — just like the original. The Foxy Tone Box also boasts germanium diodes, high-watt carbon resistors, and film capacitors. The end result is a vintage-correct sound that’s ready to fill that empty slot on your pedalboard. And it employs true bypass switching, so it won’t affect your tone when you’re not using it.

Mellow crunch or Brite fuzz, the choice is yours

Dialing in the Foxy Tone Box is just like dialing in the original — the controls are exactly the same. You get knobs for Volume, Sustain, and Fuzz, the last of which is essentially a tone control, enabling you to morph between Mellow crunch and Brite searing fuzz. Of course, you can adjust the Foxy Tone Box for a setting that’s between these two extremes as well. And then there’s the Octave switch, which engages the stompbox’s not-so-subtle octave-up effect. So, where should you begin? Well, in order to preserve your hearing and avoid any psychological trauma, we’d recommend starting with the Octave switch off and the Fuzz knob set to Mellow. Then — if you can handle it — engage the Octave effect, move the Fuzz knob toward the Brite side, and slowly increase the Sustain until you achieve the sound you’re aiming for.

Warm Audio Foxy Tone Box Features:

• A component-by-component re-creation of a beloved 1970s octave fuzz pedal
• Hand-assembled using NOS Fairchild 2N3565 transistors — just like the original
• Boasts germanium diodes, high-watt carbon resistors, and film capacitors
• Exhibits a thick velvety sound with endless sustain and truckloads of sputtery goodness
• Volume, Sustain, and Fuzz knobs dial in a variety of sonic textures
• Octave switch engages a not-so-subtle octave-up effect
• True bypass switching preserves your tone when you’re not using the effect