Keeley announces vintage-voiced Tesla MKIII Fuzz pedal
Stompbox features 1970s Soviet-era germanium transistors
Keeley Electronics has unveiled the Tesla MKIII Fuzz, a vintage-voiced fuzz with 1970s Soviet-era germanium transistors.
The circuit is designed to allow for an increased high frequency as well as ultra-low noise, and claims to solve temperature problems that can affect vintage fuzz units.
Three controls tweak the Bender-inspired tone, comprising fuzz, tone and level.
The Tesla MKIII is available now for $149 from Keeley Electronics.
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