Harby Mt Fuji distortion

Mt Fuji brings back the iconic sound of the vintage MOSFET based 1990 Ibanez MT10 Mostortion. Designed for discerning guitarists, it delivers the same rich distortion, responsive dynamics, and tonal versatility that makes the original so coveted. Whether you’re seeking warm overdrive or aggressive distortion, Mt Fuji is your key to unlocking legendary tones.

Harby Mt Fuji is a faithful recreation of the legendary 1990 Ibanez MT10 Mostortion, a pedal cherished by guitarists for its unique blend of warm analog tone and distortion versatility. True to the original’s MOSFET design, Mt Fuji delivers the same dynamic response, from subtle overdrive to full-blown distortion, with exceptional clarity and touch sensitivity. Its 3-band EQ allows you to finely sculpt your tone, making it perfect for a wide range of genres, from blues to hard rock.

The Ibanez Mostortion overdrive pedal was built around the rare and now discontinued Renesas/Intersil CA3260, a unique BiMOS op-amp featuring MOSFET input and CMOS output. Harby has secured a very limited supply of these obsolete op-amps and we’re excited to offer them in the Mt Fuji pedal. We’ve also sourced original new old stock Toshiba 2SC1815 NPN transistors for the input and output buffer.

Whether you’re chasing that vintage sound or looking to add modern versatility to your pedalboard, the Mt Fuji captures the iconic Mostortion character while delivering modern reliability and craftsmanship.

• True to original audio signal path. Yeah baby!
• Gold plated circuitry, electroless nickel immersion gold (ENIG).
• High precision Japanese resistors and capacitors.
• Genuine Renesas/Intersil CA3260 MOSFET/CMOS op-amp.
• NOS Toshiba 2SC1815 through-hole transistors.
• True bypass with high quality soft-touch foot switch.
• Top mounted genuine Neutrik 1/4” – 6.35mm input/output jacks.
• Anodized enclosure and knobs milled from a solid block of aluminum.
• White standby light.
• Standard pedal center negative 2.1mm 9v DC power input.
• Made in the United States of America using domestic and imported parts.