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Fulltone 69 MKII is an awesome fuzz and descended from the illustrious 1969 Arbiter FuzzFace. Equipped with 2 Germanium transistors to create a wonderfully rich fat fuzz.This is what you wish your Fuzzface sounded like.... Fat and harmonic. It cleans up like a vintage Fender amp when you turn down the volume knob on your guitar. Turn the volume knob on your guitar to 10 and you have the full-on fuzz experience. The Rolling Stones and the Black Crowes discovered this trick. If you love the early Hendrix releases, you'll love this pedal too, with 2 Germanium transistors hand-picked and tested for optimal performance. A Contour knob lets you set Midrange, Harmonics and Sustain, also an Input Bias knob that takes away the "woofiness" and gives great Overdrive/Distortion sounds when the level is lowered. An internal trimmer lets you adjust clipping symmetry, harmonics and tracking.Note: MODDED! The power supply of this pedal is normally different from the regular pedals on the market, namely a center positive 9v power supply. I had it modded TO MATCH WITH A NORMAL POWER SUPPLY, SO CENTER NEGATIVE! Same sound, much more practical in your pedal board.Two screws keeping the box together went missing, but it still closes perfectly, no worries there.Effect: FuzzDesign: AnalogMono/Stereo: Mono In, Mono OutControls: Volume, Fuzz, Input, ContourSwitches: on/offBypass Mode: True BypassPower supply: 9V DC, center negative!Made in: USA
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