Detail 01
9–18 V operation
Running at 18 V provides increased headroom and fidelity, with less sagging than older RATs.

Independent shopping perspective
ProCo’s FAT RAT takes the ’85 Whiteface Reissue RAT as its starting point and adds two selectable clipping paths, a Fat switch, and a socketed op-amp. Choose silicon clipping for the classic RAT circuit approach, or MOSFET/germanium clipping for a subtle upper-mid scoop and smoothing across the gain range. The Fat switch adds substantial bass while reducing highs, supporting bass guitar, lower tunings, and fuller low-gain overdrive settings. CTS controls provide an even sweep across Distortion, Filter, and Volume, and the pedal operates from 9 to 18 volts.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Running at 18 V provides increased headroom and fidelity, with less sagging than older RATs.
Detail 02
The controls are intended to sweep smoothly and evenly through their ranges.
Detail 03
These are the pedal’s listed dimensions and weight.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It switches between silicon clipping and a MOSFET/germanium clipping section.
It provides a significant bass boost and simultaneous high cut, intended for bass guitar, lower tunings, and fuller low-gain settings.
Yes. The included OP07DP is socketed, and compatible chips can be swapped without soldering.
Yes. It operates from 9 to 18 V; 18 V increases headroom and fidelity with less sagging than older RATs.
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