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The Z.Vex Fuzz Factory is a fuzz pedal made by the American inventor and musician Zachary Vex of the Z.Vex Effects company. The Fuzz Factory is based on the Maestro FZ-1 Fuzz-Tone pedal first sold in 1962. Invented in the mid-1990s, the pedals are mostly handbuilt and painted in Minnesota, United States, with a budget line manufactured in Taiwan.
Z.Vex Effects is an effects pedal company founded by Zachary Vex and based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Z.Vex played a large role in popularizing boutique pedals. [1]
The design began with a collection of unique germanium transistors Vex purchased from a surplus store with the intent of creating a fuzz pedal similar to a Fuzz Face. [19] While initially disappointed by the transistors' sound, Vex added a booster to the front of the circuit and the pedal went "haywire" with squealing and odd noises.
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