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Vintage 1983 DOD FX40 Equalizer – USA Made – Complete with Box, Manual & SchematicRare and fully funcional 1983 DOD FX40 Equalizer, one of the earliest versions of this legendary pedal, featuring the original beige casing with “bars” graphic design. This unit was built during the golden years of DOD in Salt Lake City, Utah, before the later redesigns and production changes.Known for its musical voicing and transparent response, the FX40 became a trusted tool among touring and studio musicians throughout the ‘80s and ‘90s. It delivers precise tonal shaping with six responsive bands and level control, making it ideal for carving out guitar or bass tones in both live and recording contexts.Features:Made in USA, robust metal housingPremium vintage components, with through-hole circuitryFully analog signal pathIncludes original retail box, instruction manual, and even the factory schematic diagram – very rare to find all togetherCondition:Excellent cosmetic and working condition for its ageAll sliders and switches are clean and smoothNo mods, no internal repairs – completely originalNotable users:DOD EQ pedals have been used or praised by artists such as Steve Albini (Shellac, Big Black) and Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age), both known for shaping unconventional and aggressive tones with precision.A fantastic piece for collectors, tone purists, or pedalboard builders looking for an early American-made EQ with character and history.Ships safely packed and insured.
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