NAMM '13 - Z.Vex Effects Super Seek Wah, Super Seek Trem, Ringtone II, and Fat Fuzz Factory Demos

www.premierguit... PG's Charles Saufley is on location in Anaheim, California, for the 2013 NAMM Show where he visits the Z.Vex Effects booth. In this segment, we get to see and hear a demo of Z.Vex's newest guitar effects pedals - Super Seek Wah, Super Seek Trem, Ringtone II, and Fat Fuzz Factory.
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[@watkinscopicat]

i love the Roadhouse style blues rock you can constantly hear in the background at namm.

[@Jasonweckard]

I'm very excited about the Fat Fuzz Factory

[@216trixie]

5 minutes of looking at the knobs and "steps". Then 30 seconds of demo on the fuzz. That's it folks.

[@npinero1]

Wow I want all of these.

[@Y00p]

Exactly what I was wondering.

[@Simto]

zVex pedals are awesome.

[@DSeN7]

So many voice cracks, I felt like I was in 7th grade again...this poor guy! I do love the Fat Fuzz Factory though, nice job!

[@kexmanable]

So, no comments about his voice cracking all the time? Come on, it's hilarious.

[@vancitycanucks]

Clearly meant for Studio use and not for the pedal board. Thankfully I've got a Seek Trem anyways :)

[@bubsadoozy]

300 for the vexter series sequencers. A Vexter Fuzz Factory goes for 150-200$. You're on the internet everything is a simple google search away.

[@gottaseeit46]

Pardon me while I go back for my electrical engineering degree to by this pedal...

[@TheGearChat]

Charles looks like Anton Chigur from No Country for Old Men

[@BigBlackPug]

Madness. Sheer madness I say!

[@jepesuzette]

so what do they do then?

[@mother1]

are they still powered by 9v batteries?

[@Sebasstian86]

What about that Basstortion?! That's new...doesn't even get mentioned...They say the fat ff sounds good on bass and don't even bother to give a demo... As a bass player I feel left behind wanting more...

[@sk4forum]

holy shit. Does it come with a 200 page manual?

[@bigpimpin110011]

They've given us all they can and these pedals are amazing. But you get what you pay for. These babies are expensive.

[@MuscleDad420]

They push the envelope of guitar effects and music.

[@elephantricity]

It woudl be cool if via midi you could connect them into a total of 48 steps.

[@fredrickcatty]

what is the expression pedal on the left? 04:49

[@MrEmohdee]

When I have that many knobs and buttons in front of me, I always screw something up....

[@suicideasteroid]

Chances of me buying one of these pedals is 0%.

[@TheF86Sabre]

I think it was easier to land on the moon!

[@zusleliberateur]

finaly midi clock

[@fatboyR6]

DubStep for guitar!!!!

[@MusicMan642]

seems far more complicated then they need to be.

[@bubsadoozy]

300 isn't too bad.

[@joshlloyd8094]

Wait... what?

[@col33145]

Mission Engineering, Inc.

[@imatheist]

Yo dawg I heard you like buttons

[@justinrulesass]

zvex pedals are incredibly overpriced. the vexter series of these start at 320. meaning a handpainted one would be probably close to 500.
plus, 300 for something as simple as a fuzz factory is a bit much

[@robhead22]

These pedals look great. Too bad he thinks specs and tech talk promises will sell me a pedal. Hire a guitar player next time

[@arfortiyef]

who is this interviewer who thinks he's a rock star? you work for a guitar magazine, not Van Halen, dude. "Yeah, what? I woke up at noon, I don't know where I am?" get over yourself.

[@Sco3000]

Waaay too many knobs, horrible for live use. Good pedals, just too many knobs.