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Ibanez WAH-FUZZ WHA - WHA - FUZZ
'70 Metal Box
From 1974 to 1978 Ibanez offered this wonderfully odd
little box; a combination fuzz and wah. While it is true that Morley was doing
the same thing at the time, Ibanez's version had a Kitsch-factor that makes it a
long-time favorite. The sound was decidedly low-tech, but fun. You actually have
a little wiggle room here as the control set offers some tweaking. This is one
of those pedals that you do not see too often outside of a museum. But more than
collectible, it is a pedal that is still useable. The sound is fun, and can
provide that way-back effect you may be looking for.
The First Series 1972-1979.
Old Ibanez Folders.
Ibanez dates back to the
beginning of the 20th century when mr.Hoshino opened a bookstore
in Nagoya Japan.As early as the1930's Hoshino produced guitars
under the Ibanez brandname and started making Gibson and Fender
copies under their name around 1971.About 1972 Ibanez jumped into
the effectpedals market with the brand Maxon for the domestic and
Ibanez for the foreign market.However some Maxon labelled
products did reach the foreign market,of which this Maxon booster
bought in 1974 in Holland is proof.The japanese company called
Nisshin, located in Matsumota Japan,was making electronics parts
and pickups for Fuji Gen Gakki in Matsumota,this factory made the
electric guitars for Ibanez,it was only the next step to produce
the effects for Ibanez also.The early pedals often have a script
styled ibanez logo that was on their guitars also,and they used
the Flying Fingers logo on their pickups and also on their
effectpedals in those early days.Ibanez worked closely with the
Nisshin factory on the designs of these effectpedals and as the
dollar-yen rate was very high,they put out a lot of different
models and basically just waited to see if they would become
succesfull ,as they did.
PrecioC$648.72
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