Electronic Audio Experiments Model feT (Authorized Dealer)

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The Electronic Audio Experiments Model feT occupies a space somewhere between overdrive, preamp, and amplifier replacement. Designed around the legendary Sunn Model T amplifier, it captures the thick, dark, and commanding voice that made those amps favorites among doom, post-rock, and heavy experimental players, while offering far more versatility than its reputation might suggest. On its own, the Model feT delivers a rich, harmonically dense character with a slightly mid-scooped voice and a feel that always seems to live on the edge of breakup. Push it harder and it moves into crushing overdrive territory, but it also excels as a foundation for stacking fuzzes and boosts. 

What separates the Model feT from many amp-in-a-box pedals is the inclusion of an emulated power amp section, allowing for huge output, increased headroom, and direct use into power amps, cab simulators, or recording interfaces. The dual-channel Normal and Brite controls let you blend thickness and bite independently, while the interactive FMV EQ behaves much like the original amp. It feels less like a traditional distortion pedal and more like a full amplifier front end under your feet.

Specifications

• Transistor-based preamp inspired by the vintage Sunn Model T amplifier
• Dual parallel channel architecture
• Independent Normal and Brite gain controls
• 3-band FMV EQ: Bass, Midrange, Treble
• Master volume control
• Emulated power amp section for added headroom and realism
• Functions as overdrive, preamp, pedal platform, or direct recording solution
• Massive output capability for driving power amps and cab simulators
• Relay switching with true bypass
• Input impedance: 500kΩ @ 1kHz
• Output impedance: 1kΩ @ 1kHz
• Power: 9V DC center-negative
• Current draw: 65mA
• Recommended isolated power supply: 100mA minimum
• No battery operation
• Handbuilt in Boston, Massachusetts, USA