The "Legends Of Fuzz'' series is a collection of the world's most historic, rare, and sought-after circuits. 

Kay Musical Instruments was founded by Henry “Kay” Kuhrmeyer on July 1, 1931. Although Henry quickly shifted production focus to all types of stringed instruments (including basses, violas and guitars), they didn’t enter the guitar pedal market until the late 1960s with a series of knobless, treadle-based delightfully odd plastic pedals. Each of these four units (the Fuzz-Tone F1, Tremolo T1, Wah Wah W1 and Bass Boost B1) was housed in knobless, treadle-based enclosures allowing one parameter of each effect to be adjusted by foot. The Kay Fuzz Tone was most likely released in late 1968/early 1969. Initially designed as a low-cost version of the Shin-ei/Univox Superfuzz, this fuzz is one of the Edge’s go-to pedals. Fifty-four years later, JHS is releasing their spin on the Kay Fuzz Tone: the Mary-K. They’ve even added knobs and an expression pedal output for those who want to use it as it was originally intended.

Features:

• Volume - Controls overall output volume. Left is less, right is more. 
• Frequency - Controls the frequency response. Left is darker, right is brighter. 
• JHS Mode - Increases the fuzz level with more pronounced mids. 

Specifications:

• Connections: 1/4” output jack , 1/4” output jack, Expressing TRS input
• Power requirements: Uses 9V DC Negative Center (Do not use more than 9V DC), 9V battery
• Current Draw: 4 mA
• Dimensions: 5.68" × 3.62" × 2.0"
• Weight: 0.85 lbs