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This compact vibe pedal was released around the same time as the brand's "Mojo Vibe," which imitated the sound of the legendary "Uni-Vibe"!

This is a simple, one-knob Uni-Vibe clone pedal from the American brand "Sweet Sound Electronics." While it lacks a chorus/vibrato switch, it delivers a vibration reminiscent of the original. Serial #138, early model.

Year: 2004

Accessories: None

Responsible: Sano

*Warranty period is one month from the date of purchase.

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ConditionVery Good (Used)
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  • MoFaux Vibe
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  • 2004

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