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From light drive to heavy crunch, experience an awesome range of distorted tones perfect for any style of playing.
https://www.fender.com/en-ES/hammertone.html
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PLEASE SEE THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR SOME INFO ON MY FEEDBACK.So what we have here is an awesome little Fender Hammertone Distortion Pedal. It's ready to make the trip to your house and get your world all distorted and awesome!I have only had it about six weeks; bought from display (but not the ones that get played, just the ones they unbox to show inside the cases) at my local Guitar Center. There's no box or manual or anything. Just a lovely pedal.Is this the highest boutique tone that's almost impossible to find? No. But it is a good little distortion pedal at a great price. It would be good for a new pedal user or maybe as a backup. I was honestly surprised how good it sounded. This one has never left the pedalboard in my guitar room at the house. It's in really fine shape and is in perfect working condition.PLEASE NOTE: I have a no return policy. I do make sure what I sell is insured in case there is a problem in shipment. I will ship this to you in the US for $10 and it will be packed with care. I tested it today to be sure there were no issues and it passed perfectly.So what are you waiting for? Go ahead and buy this one at a great price!****************Here is some info on my feedback: I have had perfect feedback on Reverb (and eBay and anywhere else you sell things) until a couple weeks ago. I sold a nice Ovation Mandolin to a guy. I played it and tested it as usual before I boxed it up. I know Ovations have a history of the bridges coming up, so I specifically checked on this. It was fine. Then it gets delivered and the guy that bought it said the bridge is pulled up and it was unplayable. I assured him it didn't leave me like that and any damage had to be done in shipping. I reminded him that I have a no returns policy, but volunteered to help him in any way I could to make a claim against UPS. He kept insisting I just send a refund (without him returning it to me). I contacted Reverb and they asked for a video of the damage. I told the guy we needed that, but he never sent anything. It was finally handed over to Reverb's department that handles stuff like this and the final decision was that since it was insured, they would refund him and he didn't have to return it to me. That was fine by me. But the guy never cooperated or tried to work with me. Then, he gave me bad feedback. I have tried to get Reverb to remove it, but no luck yet. It was a terrible experience and I almost gave up on selling on Reverb, but I'm giving it one more shot. So even though I have a no return policy, if something happens to it or if it arrives with any problems, let me know and I will work with you to put a claim against the carrier. I will do my best to help, as usual. Just don't be someone that tries to take advantage of me like the other guy. Thanks for reading.
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