DISC VOX Tone Garage Trike Fuzz Guitar Pedal

Full Description

If you need an octave fuzz overflowing with vintage character, the Trike Fuzz is perfect, utilising specially selected diodes.

There are three types of octave settings covering a range of one octave up and two octaves down, or all upward and downward octaves to create thick vintage fuzz sounds. There's also one control for +1 octave and a volume control for -2 octave. The Trike Fuzz operates the downward octave circuits in series, combining them with the upward octave at the end in parallel.

To create a diverse range of sounds not possible with existing octave fuzz units, the Trike Fuzz uses Vox's newly-developed Hi-Volt technology, meaning the 12AX7 vacuum tube can operate at 200V while still running on batteries. The circuit is discrete but works at 20V, high voltage compared with other effects.

Vacuum tubes are generally considered big in relation to today's usual components, but VOX were able to take this technology and still keep the Trike Fuzz small enough to fit snugly on your pedalboard.

Features and Specifications

To view further information about the Trike Fuzz Pedal, please download the manual PDF from the link below.

• Input impedance: 680k Ohm
• Output impedance: 2.2k Ohm
• Vacuum tube: ECC83 / 12AX7
• Connections: INPUT jack (guitar input), OUTPUT jack (line output)
• Power: AA battery x 6
• AC adapter: DC 9V (Option)
• Consumption current: 14 mA
• Battery Life: Approximately 280 hours
• Dimensions (mm): W 87 x D 132 x H 63
• Weight: 420 g (not including battery)
• Accessories: AA alkaline battery x 6 (for verifying operation)
• Options: AC Adapter