This pedal is in brand new MINT condition! I bought it and plugged it in to test it out. Played it for about 5 minutes, put it back in the box. However, I cannot locate the box. I am having someone check my other residence for it.

It is the signature Cry Baby built for Tool bassist Justin Chancellor. It packs three effects into one pedal: a custom midrange filter, a custom wah circuit, and a vintage-style fuzz.

U.K. Filter mode: A custom solid-state circuit built to emulate the envelope-like filtering of the tone control on Justin's own bass, with a thick, throaty character and very pronounced peaks. Dunlop voiced it for his melodic, voice-like phrasing on "The Patient."

Wah mode: Uses the classic red Fasel inductor and modified Cry Baby circuitry for a more aggressive sound with lush harmonics.

Low end preserved: In both modes, your clean signal is boosted at 400Hz and blended with the effect at the very beginning of the rocker's sweep.

Fuzz: Based on a vintage UK fuzz, it cuts through with a tighter focus than most fuzzes of its type while keeping much of the bass signal's heft, as on parts of "Jambi." The FUZZ IND CTRL kickswitch lets you run the fuzz on its own, without the rocker.

Controls: There's a Wah Select footswitch to toggle between the U.K. Filter (blue-lit controls) and Wah (yellow-lit controls) modes, with separate Volume and Q knobs for each mode. The fuzz has Fuzz, Tone, and Vol knobs and its own footswitch. A Bypass Delay knob sets how long the effect rings out after the rocker returns to heel.