SolidGoldFX Fuzzbox Enhanced Tone Bender-Style Fuzz Pedal

£189.99

This is a New SolidGoldFX Fuzzbox Enhanced Tone Bender-Style Fuzz Pedal from SolidGoldFX, listed in Fuzz Pedals on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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The SolidGoldFX Fuzzbox is a compact, hand-made Tone Bender Mk II-style fuzz that delivers classic British grind with modern flexibility. Low-gain silicon transistors, dual Vintage and Modern modes, and powerful Bias and Sag controls give you everything from tight, articulate fuzz to sagging, spluttering chaos, all while remaining pedalboard-friendly and easy to integrate into contemporary rigs. Inspired by the legendary Mk II circuit, the Fuzzbox captures the thick sustain, rich harmonics and snarling midrange that defined countless rock records. At the same time, its enhanced low end, improved compatibility with wahs and buffers, and wide voltage range make it far more forgiving and versatile than a typical vintage-style fuzz. Whether you are chasing classic tones or pushing into new sonic territory, this pedal gives you the control to dial in your perfect fuzz voice. On a busy board, the Fuzzbox is designed to slot straight in. Top-mounted jacks, a compact 125B enclosure and a soft-touch, relay-based true bypass switch keep your signal path clean and your layout tidy. Running happily from 9 to 18V DC, it can be powered from most standard supplies, with higher voltages tightening the response and adding extra headroom. Hand-made in Montreal, Canada, the Fuzzbox is built for players who want vintage character without vintage headaches. From subtle, volume-knob-cleaned grit to full-on saturated roar, it responds dynamically to your playing and your guitar, making it a powerful expressive tool for studio and stage alike. Vintage-Inspired Tone Bender Character The Fuzzbox is based on the iconic Tone Bender Mk II circuit, delivering the raw grind, thick sustain and complex harmonic content associated with classic British fuzz. It nails that chewy, mid-forward voice that cuts through a mix, making it ideal for classic rock riffs, soaring leads and expressive, touch-sensitive playing. Vintage and Modern Input Modes With dedicated Vintage and Modern modes, the Fuzzbox adapts to both traditional and contemporary setups. Vintage mode gives you the raw, unfiltered Mk II-style input response with plenty of pick attack and sensitivity, while Modern mode adds extra low end and improves compatibility with wah pedals, buffers and complex pedalboards, so you can keep your tone intact in any rig. Bias and Sag for Deep Tone Shaping The Bias control lets you fine-tune the operating point of the third transistor, moving from tighter, snappier fuzz to softer, more compressed textures. The Sag control varies the internal circuit voltage from around 9V down to 5V, recreating the feel and response of a dying battery for sputtery, gated tones, giving you a huge range of fuzz flavours from one compact box. Pedalboard-Friendly, Hand-Made Design A compact 125B enclosure with top-mounted jacks makes the Fuzzbox easy to fit on crowded boards, while relay-based true bypass and a soft-touch footswitch ensure quiet, reliable switching. Hand-made in Montreal, Canada, it combines boutique build quality with practical features that suit modern players and touring rigs. Key Features Tone Bender Mk II-Inspired Circuit – Delivers the classic British fuzz sound with raw grind, thick sustain and rich harmonics, perfect for vintage rock tones and expressive lead work. Vintage and Modern Modes – Switch between a traditional Mk II-style input response and a more forgiving modern voicing with added low end and improved compatibility with wahs and buffers. Bias and Sag Controls – Shape the character and feel of the fuzz by adjusting transistor bias and internal voltage, ranging from tight and articulate to saggy, compressed and sputtering. Pedalboard-Friendly, True Bypass Design – A compact 125B enclosure, top-mounted jacks, soft-touch footswitch and relay-based true bypass make integration easy while keeping your bypassed tone clean. SpecificationsGeneral Brand: SolidGoldFX Model: Fuzzbox Pedal Type: Fuzz Drive Type: Tone Bender Style Fuzz Style: Tone Bender Mk II…

Brand

SolidGoldFX

SolidGoldFX is a pedal manufacturer known for its high-quality effects designed for musicians looking to enhance their sound with vintage-inspired tones and modern versatility. They produce a variety of pedals, with a focus on fuzz and modulation effects. Their products, like the If 6 Was 9 MkII fuzz pedal, use vintage-style components such as the BC183 silicon transistors to deliver a classic, saturated fuzz sound that pays homage to the 1960s era of psychedelic and rock music. SolidGoldFX pedals are popular for their rich, dynamic tone shaping, combining vintage warmth with contemporary flexibility.

Another standout from SolidGoldFX is their Imperial MKII, which showcases their attention to crafting high-performance pedals that appeal to a broad range of playing styles. The brand has earned praise for creating effects that not only provide rich textures and tones but also ensure robust performance on stage and in the studio. Their pedals like the If 6 Was 9 MkII are especially beloved for their ability to achieve vintage fuzz tones while also delivering precise control over gain and tone, making them a versatile choice for both beginner and professional musicians.

Category

Fuzz Pedals

Fuzz pedals push a signal into intentionally non-linear clipping, often producing strong sustain, compression and harmonic roughness. The circuit may be gated and spluttering, broad and woolly, bright and cutting, or rich in octave content. Germanium, silicon, op-amp and hybrid designs each respond differently to input level, temperature, pickup impedance and the guitar volume control. Fuzz is therefore unusually sensitive to placement: some pedals want to see the instrument first, while others prefer a buffered or driven signal. Judge the cleanup, noise and low-end behaviour as carefully as the maximum gain.

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True Bypass

Connects input directly to output through mechanical or relay switching when the effect is off, removing the active circuit from the audio path. It avoids buffer colour but leaves cable capacitance and switching design to influence high-frequency loss and possible switching noise.

Vocal

Designed for microphone-level signals and the frequency, dynamics and feedback behaviour of the human voice. Input gain, balanced connections, phantom power and pitch tracking may be provided so effects respond correctly before the signal reaches a mixer or PA.