These units are (pretty much) the same as our standard stock pedals, but with a stripped back makeover. Swapping out the plain enclosure for a black powder-coated one, and our usual etched illustration style for a simple icon-adorned plaque.

We love wild fuzzes, obscure overdrives and walls of distortion. But every rig needs a tamer side to fill the gaps and glue everything together. The Surplus delivers all of that and more, with the versatility to go from boost and subtle drive tones all the way through to full-throttle distortion and even fuzz. The flexibility’s there. It’s your job to use it to unlock your signature sound. 

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The Foxxton Woods is one of our nastiest, wildest pedals. It’s our take on a very special felt-covered octave fuzz from the 1970s. But as you’d expect, we’ve ramped things up a notch with extra controls for more versatility, more fuzz, and a whole lot more sleaze. And that’s before you throw the upper octave into the mix…     

 The Foxxton Woods comes with our’s signature diode rotary switch, which selects one of eight different clipping types: 

Germanium: Smooth, sweet, and classically ‘amp-like’.
Silicon: Louder, brighter, and a little bit brittle. 
LED: Louder again, with less saturation and more punch. 
Asymmetrical germanium: A more aggressive version of germanium. 
Asymmetrical silicon: A more aggressive version of silicon.
Asymmetrical LED: A more aggressive version of LED.
Transistor/MOSFET: Similar to silicon, but sweeter and crunchier. 
No diodes: Loads of output and much less gain. 

Demo by  Jack JD

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Foxxton  Woods

The ‘Big M’ just got bigger.

You know it. You love it. You’ve heard it a thousand times on your favourite records and at your favourite gigs. It’s a fuzz/distortion circuit that needs no introduction, but we’re giving it one for our American Geek, which takes the familiar and pushes it in an entirely new direction. Pairing vintage tone with modern flexibility, this beast puts the variables back into the equation, to give you the exact tone you’re looking for. 

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The reverberation engine
Bow in reverence and awe at the temple of reverb. The Templo is our multi-reverb that perfectly walks the line between the familiar and the unknown. From the humble twang of a spring to the vast expanses of chasms and caves, you’re sure to find a multitude of uses for adding a bit (or a lot) of space and depth to your sound.

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Freshly brewed fuzz.

Is it a distortion? Is it a fuzz? Who knows, but what we do know is that it’s possibly one of the strangest beasts in the world of dirt pedals. The Cafetiere is our torn-down, rebuilt and expanded take on the Interfax Harmonic Percolator (HP-1), the spittiest and splattiest ‘fuzz’ pedal that ever existed.

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