A 125B polished aluminum guitar pedals enclosure with 3 small knobs in a row across the top with a single larger control centered and below. There is a footswitch and LED in a bezel. The image printed on the pedal is a dinosaur skeleton in front of a volcano. Above the volcano is an UFO, sucking lava out of the volcano.

retroFUZZ

The retroFUZZ channels the raw, untamed spirit of ‘60s fuzz, drawing its DNA from the legendary Rush Pepbox and pushing it further into new sonic territory. This 2-transistor silicon circuit delivers explosive, harmonically rich fuzz with dynamic responsiveness that cleans up beautifully with your guitar’s volume knob—just like the classics.

But retroFUZZ doesn’t stop at vintage tones. The addition of Tone and Bias controls lets you sculpt your sound with precision. The Bias knob adjusts the voltage to the second transistor, shifting the fuzz from smooth and creamy to gated, sputtery chaos. The Tone control helps you dial in the perfect frequency balance, from woolly warmth to biting treble snarl.

Under the hood, the PCB pays homage to old-school designs with curved traces, teardrop pads, and exposed signal paths—a true nod to the golden era of fuzz.

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The retroFUZZ isn’t just another vintage reissue—it’s a love letter to the past, reimagined for modern players who crave classic fuzz with extra attitude. Plug in, crank it up, and let the retro roar.


MANUAL

Released December 9, 2024

A 125B polished aluminum guitar pedal heel with Monkey Riot Pedals printed. The top face is visible but angled away. The pedal names retrofuzz is printed along the bottom of the top side. A footswitch and LED bezel are visible close to the bottom edge.

True Bypass / Orange LED

The jack side of a polished aluminum 125b guitar pedal enclosure. There are 2 1/4" jacks with a small DC adapter above them. The top three knobs of the pedal are in view.

Top Mount Jacks 125B Enclosure

Printed circuit board inside the retrofuzz guitar pedal enclosure. The PCB's are black and silver lines are seen running between the components. Wire from the board to jacks and DC input are visible.

Throwback PCB