ThorpyFX Redacted · Germanium Fuzz Face + RangeMaster

ThorpyFX Redacted – Germanium Fuzz Face + RangeMaster

Mil-Spec Germanium Transistors · Classic Fuzz Face + Treble Booster · Secret Project #5

The ThorpyFX Redacted is Secret Project #5 by Adrian Thorpe and delivers a firmer, more powerful reinterpretation of two of the most influential British fuzz circuits ever created: a germanium Fuzz Face and a RangeMaster-style treble booster, combined into a single compact pedal.

While it may recall the Have Blue and Tacit Blue, the Redacted clearly stands apart. It features carefully selected mil-spec germanium transistors, offering a more aggressive character, stronger output and faster response. The result is a fuzz with impressive volume and a wide dynamic range, capable of sounding huge even at conservative control settings.

Tonally, it stays rooted in classic territory while delivering extra authority. The Fuzz Face section provides rich, responsive saturation with excellent sensitivity to pick attack and guitar volume, while the RangeMaster adds focus, bite and presence. A pedal designed for players who want vintage tone with added punch and control.

Key features

• Germanium Fuzz Face and RangeMaster in one pedal

• Selected mil-spec germanium transistors for a more aggressive response

• High output with wide dynamic range

• Highly responsive to pick attack and guitar volume

• Wide gain range, from classic fuzz to heavier saturation

• Rugged boutique construction for stage and studio use

Technical specifications

• Circuits:

  • Germanium Fuzz Face

  • RangeMaster-style treble booster

• Fuzz Face controls: Smooth (impedance), Fuzz (gain), Volume, Bias

• RangeMaster controls: Range, Boost

• Connections: TS input, TS output

• Power: 9V DC center negative

• Approx. current draw: 10 mA

• Manufacturer: ThorpyFX

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A classic fuzz with more bite than it first appears.