T-Rex Pedals Fuzztopia Fuzz/Distortion Pedal

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A New Kind of Fuzz At T-Rex, we’ve always loved fuzz, but we wanted to take it somewhere new. FuzzTopia is a hybrid between retro fuzz and warm distortion. A meeting point between nostalgia and new sonic ground. We wanted to create a pedal that doesn’t just recreate the past, but opens up new sounds. FuzzTopia can go from the nastiest thunderstorm to the sweetest, smoothest distortion without losing its character. The key is the unique Blend control, which is a new feature on a fuzz pedal.  It lets you mix clean and distorted signal for dynamic tonal shaping — from subtle crunch to full-blown chaos. Fuzztopia performs like the original germanium Fuzz pedals, while the distortion side brings warmth and clarity. Two Engines, Infinite Creativity Each section has its own Fuzz or Distortion, Tone, Blend, and Volume controls. The two footswitches operate independently, and the rear toggle lets you link both effects or run them separately — giving you full creative control. FuzzTopia is built for players who love to experiment. From punk and classic rock to modern shoegaze. Think Hendrix, Jack White, Dinosaur Jr. It’s for those chasing the undefined overtones and raw expression that make fuzz so alive. FuzzTopia is designed and handmade in Denmark. A tribute to the sound that began with a studio accident in the ’60s and still inspires us today. Tech Specs Input impedance @ 1KHz    > 1M Ohm Output impedance @ 1KHz    < 1K Ohm Power supply    9VDC, 2.1mm barrel plug Current draw @ 9VDC    60mA Pedal size incl. knobs (W x H x D)    6 x 11,3 x 11,7 mm: 2.36 x 4.45 x 4.61 inch Key Features Hybrid unit combining retro fuzz and classic varm distortion Blend knobs mix clean and distorted signal for dynamic tonal shaping Foot switches control each effect independently Rear toggle switch links both effects (simultaneous on/off) or separates them for individual use Each sections have Fuzz & Distortion, Tone, Blend, and Volume controls Made in Denmark