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The **ThorpyFX x Andertons “Six Zero”** is an **all-analog, limited-edition fuzz + tremolo** pedal built to capture the *feel* and *texture* of the classic **Tone Bender MKI** (the “TB MKI” / “MKI Bender” territory), but done with **silicon** and then paired with a **vintage-inspired tremolo**.

### What it is (in practice)

- **Two effects in one enclosure:** a **silicon Tone Bender-style fuzz** with a **tremolo after it** (so you get fuzz character first, then trem movement).

- Sounds range from **gated/choppy fuzz**-type aggression to **fuller sustain/saturation**, with lots of “sweet spots” depending on how you set the fuzz control(s).

- The tremolo is described as **Pink Floyd–leaning** in vibe (vintage trem wobble, from gentle to more psychedelic/shimmery).

### Fuzz section (Tone Bender MKI-inspired, silicon)

- Thorpy aimed to do a **silicon take** on the MKI Bender core circuit while still getting a **vintage-faithful tonality**.

- The fuzz side uses simple controls:

- **Level** (how loud / how much output)

- **Attack** (controls the sustain/character across the gated → more saturated spectrum)

### Tremolo section (Dan Coggins-style discrete trem)

- Tremolo controls:

- **Rate** (speed of the trem)

- **Depth** (how strongly the trem affects the dry signal)

- There are **separate footswitches** to:

- turn **fuzz on/off**

- turn **trem on/off**

### Controls & signal flexibility (front-panel summary)

On the standard “Six Zero” layout you’ll typically have:

- **Fuzz:** *Level*, *Attack*

- **Trem:** *Rate*, *Depth*

- **Two footswitches:** one for **trem**, one for **fuzz**

### Build & format

- **All-metal enclosure**, designed as part of the ThorpyFX “tank-like” approach.

- It runs on **9V** and uses a **standard DC input**.

- Physical format is a fairly standard stompbox footprint.

### The “limited edition” angle

- The original “Six Zero” was created for **Andertons’ 60th anniversary** (with a limited run associated with that launch), based on the MKI TB and Dan Coggins’ trem design ideas.