1971 APOLLO branded SHIN-EI SUPER FUZZ

Wow.
Like I said, I have around 20 Super Fuzzes.
About 8 of them are different labeled variations with this casing.

This is an exceptional example of an early 70's, transitional Super Fuzz.
Made right when Shin-Ei stopped using the On/Off stacked knob. Combined with a couple of other features on the circuit board, we can safely date this around 1971.

Cosmetically it's in awesome shape. The only issue is it's missing a screw on the bottom plate.
It works as it should.
And, OH MY LAWD, this pedal sounds SOOOOOO AMAZING!

Enough said.
I am sad to see it go.
But I don't need a billion Super Fuzzes.
Anyway.

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I will not make sound clips or videos, as I do not have the time or proper equipment to do so. 

Please do not ask me to take apart, disassemble or take pictures of things. I will provide all necessary information as it's in my best interest to represent everything I'm selling in the best way possible. 
If you have never owned a piece of vintage musical gear, do your own due diligence and buy/make an offer accordingly. 

And speaking of offers, please do not waste my time or yours by low-balling me. I am accepting offers again because it's easier than getting a bunch of messages. 
But I do not care about how you're "willing to give this pedal/amp/guitar/etc etc a try" for such and such amount. 
I don't care if you've been collecting or playing or whatever for 10, 20 or a hundred years. 
I'm always glad to have a chat and hear some stories, but I absolutely cannot stand tire kickers. 

Okay, I'm done. 
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