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JHS Pedals [OUTLET SALE] SUPREME (JHS Pedals) Fuzz
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$175.00
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$253.00
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Product Condition
| Brand New | Unused, as sold. |
|---|---|
| Mint | Like new, no flaws. |
| Excellent | Barely used, very minor wear. |
| Very Good | Light wear, fully functional. |
| Good | Visible wear, plays fine. |
| Fair | Heavy wear, still playable. |
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Description
Description
Legends of Fuzz Series
In the late 1960s, Japan was brimming with great guitar pedal manufacturers and innovation.
At the same time, one of the more popular and hard-to-find effects was the Univox Super-Fuzz.
This octave fuzz transforms single notes and chords into a thick, searing texture, and the high octave-up sound it produces when played with a distorted sound has attracted attention.
It was first released as part of a large amplifier-head-sized multi-effects unit called the Honey Psychedelic Machine (1967), but was re-released a few months later as a standalone pedal called the Honey* Baby Crying Effect.
Soon after Honey went bankrupt, they switched to the Shin-Ei brand, and by 1968 Shin-Ei had become a major brand in guitar pedals in Japan, producing Shin-Ei brand effects while also OEM-producing the same circuits for dozens of other brands, including Shaftesbury, Kent, Crown, Jax, and the American Univox.
This circuit has since spread to the product lineups of brands around the world.
Thanks to product placement by The Who's Pete Townsend, the Univox Unicord Super-Fuzz version became more popular than the other versions.
The original version (1968) had a simple, understated gray metal enclosure, but in 1970 it was redesigned to have a more eye-catching appearance with a large rectangular footpad with the word SUPER-FUZZ written on the top surface.
You could also choose color combinations such as Red/Blue, Black/Grey, and White/Black.
The Supreme is an exact replica of the extremely rare White/Black Super-Fuzz model from Josh Scott's collection.
While all early versions of this pedal are remarkably similar, this 1972 unit has a special magic that makes it stand out from the rest.
Imagine an Octavia Fuzz that's been in a bad mood all morning.
That's what this pedal is: a loud, screaming octave fuzz with massive power.
■Specifications
Input/Output Terminals: 1/4" Input Jack, 1/4" Output Jack Controls: VOLUME, EXPAND
Switches: MODE switch, TONE switch, BYPASS switch Power supply: DC 9V center negative Current consumption: 4mA
・Dimensions: W 9.2mm x D 14.4mm x H 5.1mm
・Weight: 385g
In the late 1960s, Japan was brimming with great guitar pedal manufacturers and innovation.
At the same time, one of the more popular and hard-to-find effects was the Univox Super-Fuzz.
This octave fuzz transforms single notes and chords into a thick, searing texture, and the high octave-up sound it produces when played with a distorted sound has attracted attention.
It was first released as part of a large amplifier-head-sized multi-effects unit called the Honey Psychedelic Machine (1967), but was re-released a few months later as a standalone pedal called the Honey* Baby Crying Effect.
Soon after Honey went bankrupt, they switched to the Shin-Ei brand, and by 1968 Shin-Ei had become a major brand in guitar pedals in Japan, producing Shin-Ei brand effects while also OEM-producing the same circuits for dozens of other brands, including Shaftesbury, Kent, Crown, Jax, and the American Univox.
This circuit has since spread to the product lineups of brands around the world.
Thanks to product placement by The Who's Pete Townsend, the Univox Unicord Super-Fuzz version became more popular than the other versions.
The original version (1968) had a simple, understated gray metal enclosure, but in 1970 it was redesigned to have a more eye-catching appearance with a large rectangular footpad with the word SUPER-FUZZ written on the top surface.
You could also choose color combinations such as Red/Blue, Black/Grey, and White/Black.
The Supreme is an exact replica of the extremely rare White/Black Super-Fuzz model from Josh Scott's collection.
While all early versions of this pedal are remarkably similar, this 1972 unit has a special magic that makes it stand out from the rest.
Imagine an Octavia Fuzz that's been in a bad mood all morning.
That's what this pedal is: a loud, screaming octave fuzz with massive power.
■Specifications
Input/Output Terminals: 1/4" Input Jack, 1/4" Output Jack Controls: VOLUME, EXPAND
Switches: MODE switch, TONE switch, BYPASS switch Power supply: DC 9V center negative Current consumption: 4mA
・Dimensions: W 9.2mm x D 14.4mm x H 5.1mm
・Weight: 385g
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■ Condition
Items with “USED” in the product name are pre-owned and will be delivered as shown in the photos. Signs of wear may be present. All items are function-tested by our staff and rechecked before dispatch.
■ Stock
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■ Shipping
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- Asia: 10–20 days (estimated)
- North America & Oceania: 20–30 days (estimated)
Shipping costs are calculated based on the delivery address and confirmed at the time of dispatch.
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■ Other
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* Warranty
Our product warranty is valid only within Japan.
* Voltage
All electrical products are intended for the Japanese market and are designed for 100 V operation.
About us
Founded in 1975, Ikebe Music is one of Japan's largest general music stores.Thanks to its long history and proven track record, it has earned the trust of musicians and music fans not only in Japan but around the world.
Ikebe Music ships not only within Japan, but also overseas.As a well-known retailer of used musical instruments in Japan, we have a wide selection of used and vintage instruments.
We have a wide variety of unusual and rare instruments, so please take a look.Please note that we do not list new products, as our contracts with our suppliers prohibit international shipping.
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In Japan, we have about 30 stores in Tokyo (Ikebukuro, Shibuya, Akihabara) and Osaka.
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About Shipping
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The photos above show an example of how we securely pack a bass guitar for shipping.
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