The original Foxx Tone Machine guitar effects unit came out in 1971 and was made for only a few years, but its fat-backed, fuzzed-out sound has made it a coveted piece ever since. It has been a favorite of such guitarists as Peter Frampton and Adrian Belew, and it has shaped the sound of bands from Parliament/Funkadelic to Nine Inch Nails. Now it is back, with perfectly replicated analog circuitry. Assembled in the USA, the Tone Machine's controls include volume, sustain, and and Mellow/Bright fuzz tone knobs, and an octave/sustain switch. Operates on one 9-volt battery.
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