Controls, power and size
The pedal keeps its control layout simple. The Volume knob "controls your overall output", and that single control covers a wide sweep of the pedal's character, which is what lets it double as a booster1.
- Volume: controls your overall output1
- Bypass: True Bypass, so the fuzz circuit is out of the signal when off1
- Power: 9V DC jack input1
- Enclosure: 112mm x 55mm standard size, with rubber feet1
"the White Rabbit can also be used as just a simple, slightly overdriven booster pedal as well"
Size on the board
At 112mm x 55mm, the White Rabbit uses a standard compact enclosure. Pedal of the Day noted that it is "an enclosure that's not going to force you to rearrange your entire pedalboard, and can sneak into the tightest of space"1. Rubber feet keep it planted on a board1.
What reviewers said
Pedal of the Day's verdict was that the White Rabbit is "an extremely versatile and easy-to-use fuzz pedal, with many small nuances and settings that can go from boost to blitzk"1. The reviewer's summary of the pedal was that it is versatile and easy to use, with simple controls and a big range overall, running from a boost-style setting up to full fuzz1.
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Questions
Is the RayGun FX White Rabbit Fuzz true bypass?
Yes. The White Rabbit Fuzz is true bypass, so when it is switched off your guitar's signal passes through the pedal without going through the fuzz circuit. Pedal of the Day lists True Bypass among the pedal's features in its review.
What power does the White Rabbit Fuzz need?
The White Rabbit Fuzz takes a 9V DC jack input. The review does not list a current draw or note battery operation, so a standard 9V DC center-negative supply is what to plan for on a pedalboard.
How big is the RayGun FX White Rabbit Fuzz?
Pedal of the Day describes it as a standard enclosure size of 112mm x 55mm, small enough that it can fit into tight pedalboard spaces without forcing a rearrangement of the board.
Can the White Rabbit Fuzz be used as a booster?
Yes. According to Pedal of the Day, the White Rabbit can also be used as just a simple, slightly overdriven booster pedal, with the Volume control covering the range from boost to full fuzz.
Where is the RayGun FX White Rabbit Fuzz made?
The White Rabbit Fuzz is hand made in the UK by RayGun FX, a small builder whose other pedals include the Super Fuzz Boy and the Super Fuzz Bender MKII.
Sources (1)
- RayGun FX White Rabbit Fuzz, Pedal of the Day, 2014-11-05