Vintage King Vox Fuzz Wah Pedal - Super Rare Find!

Here's a vintage King Vox Fuzz Wah effects pedal.  Looks like it got some red paint on one side - easy to clean off.  These are very hard to find.

The King Vox Fuzz-Wah is a legendary vintage effect pedal originally introduced in the late 1960s by Vox (manufactured in Italy by EKO). Combining Vox's classic inductored Wah-Wah circuit with an aggressive, silicon-based fuzz generator, this pedal is iconic for producing the expressive, biting sweep that defined late-60s psychedelic rock, garage rock, and early heavy metal.

Key Features & Circuit Architecture

• Dual Vintage Effects in One Enclosure: Combines a classic foot-controlled Vox Wah filter with an onboard analog transistor Fuzz circuit that can be operated together or independently.
• Italian-Made Vintage Circuitry: Features the vintage Italian Vox Wah architecture—frequently equipped with the sought-after "red Italian" or "halo" style inductors—delivering a throaty, musical vocal sweep.
• Silicon Fuzz Engine: Driven by high-gain silicon transistors, providing a bright, buzzing, razor-sharp fuzz with immediate attack, harmonic bite, and natural compression.
• Pre/Post Effect Dynamics: Sweeping the Wah pedal while the Fuzz is active shifts the resonant peak of the saturated fuzz signal, creating screaming vocal talk-box effects, self-oscillating sweeps, and aggressive filter squelches.
• Heavy-Duty Cast Housing: Housed in a heavy-duty chrome-topped cast metal chassis with a rubber treadle top designed for heavy stage footwork.