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These pictures are of the actual pedal that I’m selling. This pedal literally hadn’t seen the light of day for more than 16 years until I unscrewed it from the pedalboard that it was in this morning to test it and take pictures. As you’ll notice, the back/bottom cover is missing. This pedal has been tested and is functional but has an apparent bad solder point on the input jack as it only works when held in one position, the loop jack is missing it’s nut, the “middle” “treble” and “level” knobs show signs of heavy wear and it shows signs of heavy use that could include, but not limited to; scratches, dings, dent, chips, and worn parts/controls. It does turn on and off with ease and I didn’t notice any noise while turning the knobs while holding the cable in the right place for th jack. Any questions, don’t hesitate to ask and as always any dust and rust are always included at no extra charge.
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