Pro Tone busts out the Rams Skull Fuzz pedal
Proudly built in Crossroads, Texas

We have to admit, the folks at Pro Tone Pedals sure get an A for appearance. Take a look at that artist's rendering - now, that's what we call a pedal!
With the new Rams Skull Fuzz, Tone Pro infuses old-school scound with new-sckool attitude. A combination of high-quality metal film capacitors along side ceramic disc caps give the Rams Skull a distinctive feel and tone. Additionally, the company uses modern production transistors rather than vintage New Old Stock transistors in order to maintain a consistent product. The Rams Skull is available now and sports the following features:
Tone, Sustain, and Volume controls
Operates on a standard nine-volt battery or BOSS-style adapter
True hardwire bypass with grounded input for noise-free operation
Stomp switch built to withstand years of hard stomping shows
Durable powder coated aluminum housing
Super-bright LED for easy onstage identification
And one wicked design, to be sure. The Rams Skull Fuzz lists for $199.00US. For more information, visit the official Tone Pro Pedals website.
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