I went on a fuzz frenzy a few weeks ago. But then I went and bought a Helix, so now I'm getting rid of everything. I've got too much stuff anyway.

This fuzz is in mint condition. It has less than 20 hours of total playing time on it. I no longer have the original box and case candy, but it will be well packaged.

Dunlop does not carry descriptions of legacy products on their website, so the following is from the interwebs:

The Way Huge Swollen Pickle MkII (WHE401) is a high-gain, Big Muff-style jumbo fuzz guitar pedal known for massive low-end girth, extreme volume output, and deep internal/external tweakability. [1, 2, 3, 4]External Controls

• Sustain: Controls the overall amount of gain and sustain, taking the sound from a mild crunch all the way to heavy, wall-of-sound fuzz. [1, 2]
• Filter: A heavy band-pass filter that sweeps the EQ profile; turning it clockwise increases high-end sizzle, while turning it counter-clockwise fattens up the low end. [1]
• Loudness: Acts as the master volume output, capable of pushing massive decibels to easily overdrive an amplifier. [1]
• Scoop: A tone-stack mid-range control that lets you scoop out the mids for a classic hollowed-out sound or flatten the mid-frequency response. [1]
• Crunch: Adjusts the compression intensity and feel of the fuzz. [1]

Internal Mini-Controls (Under the Hood)

• Voice: Sets the intensity range of the external Scoop knob, going from a light mid-cut to a heavy mid-cut.
• Clip: Varies between two distinct sets of clipping diodes to change the character of the sustain between smooth or more open/aggressive. [1]

A detailed breakdown of how the Swollen Pickle's controls shape its massive fuzz tones can be seen in the video below.