Warm AudioFoxy Tone Box Fuzz Pedal

My search for a good Foxx Tone Machine clone is over. The MXR Submachine came close, there was just something a little too modern/cleaned up about it for my taste (it's still a great pedal though). Next up were the 2 Danelectro French Toast pedals I went through. The sound was perfect for what I was looking for, unfortunately the Dano French Toast only liked a relatively clean amp (and I'm far from a high gain player) and those pedals are built like toys. Both Danos developed input jack issues. Which brings us to the Warm Audio Foxy Tone Box Fuzz Pedal. All of the pros of the Danelectro and none of the cons. In fact the Foxy does best with my normal amount of gain and the build of the pedal is rock solid. I don't anticipate any build issues/failures. The price point on this pedal is excellent, not sure how they do it. Overall, an excellent purchase, recommended.

Very good quality for the price and some nice character with the velvety coat. Very vintage and 70’s look and sound. The fuzz is warm, the octave up is nice and spitty with a gated attack but is sustains well too. Like most germanium types, I roll back by volume knob on the guitar to find the sweet spots. I knocked off a star for versatility because it’s not a very pedal board friendly design. If you want a good round and warm fuzz, I recommend it!

I almost bought the Foxx tone machine reissue back in 2004. I have been regretting it since. As soon as I saw this I purchased it. This is a really nasty sputtery type of fuzz that has a really great pronounced octavia effect. The faux velvet is awe inspiring...it will teleport you back to 70s.

Oh my, this pedal is really really good. Arrived pre loaded with a 9v and includes an adapter. Sound is beyond classic, the looks and feels are perfect. This is my first Warm Audio product, won't be the last

I should preface this by saying I prefer pedals I can use both with effect and bypassing in the same session. If I were using this for lead only, I would rate this much higher. My observations is this: as with any pedal, in order to retain tone when the effect is applied, you have to manipulate volume. Problem with this pedal is that the effect is so extreme that in order to retain the tone, you have to push the volume of the pedal quite high, and then lower the guitar or amp volume. It sounds great when you get there, but when its time to bypass and go back to your clean guitar sound, there's no volume left and you have to crank your guitar volume knob up. I have other pedals that dont require this. I dont at all think this is a bad product, but users should be aware of this.

I had the original that was purple/blue back in the day. Sold it at a yard sale back in the late 70s. Smh! I like this one as well just takes some time to dial it in. The only complaint I have is when opened it looked as if it was used. Had scratches on the body!

This is a very well made , great sounding box. Duplicates 60's and 70's classic rock guitar very well .

I like the fuzz tones I can get, but the octave up isn't very good. I just use it for the fuzz

I've heard original vs Warm Audio version and it appears to be a good reproduction. I personally think this is a great pedal that does what it's supposed to.

Questo pedale fuzz è assolutamente incredibile! Esteticamente molto simile all’originale vintage! Qualità altissima, bel packaging. Si passa dalle sonorità stile Hendrix alla roba più pesante stile Queens of the Stone Age, passando per Clapton. La modalità octaver raddoppia il suono riproducendo l’ottava alta. Super consigliato per gli amanti del genere

Great reproduction of the original. Sounds awesomeBoth the fuzz and the octave fuzz sound great. Authentic vintage tones. I love it.