Kustom Guitar Amp, Kustom Sparkle, Tuck & Roll, Awesome FUZZ Circuit, ( Harmonic Clipper ),

 Any offer need to be another pedal & money or very close to the original price. Thanks!   I have had a few of these & are great little amps with nice tone & more than enough volume. And a Headphone jack.  I no longer need 2 sell this, so buy now, or I am GOING 2 HAVE a FRIEND tech  who can copy the Fuzz & the AMP will b no longer 4 sale 4-12 months. This is not a desperation  to sell it, but to advise you to buy if you have any interest, as all I have said is easily validated & the amp is under priced.  It will take 8-14 months to get a working pedal to replace it & then if I decide to sell it,  U can look 4 it again.  I actually think my friends will buy it once they hear it, & at least 2 will market the circuit in pedal form, & as you know custom pedals seldom sell for less than $150-$200.00.  This is based on the fact only that I have deemed it to large for Jet flights. Thank , U, & BUY now. or wait 4 another. There was one on ebay 2 weeks ago with a starting bid barely under $200.00. Obviously the price was out of line on the hi side, & mine is out of line on the low side. THANKS!

       FUZZZzzzzz- These little guys have a super sounding Fuzz circuit. I almost kept this one and used it as an effect- not inline of course, so don't try that as you might fry everything including your self thru the guitar,-Remember electricity can flow all different ways. The fuzz is so good,great. I have some other fuzzes & have owned pretty much all the great vintage Fuzzes & have maybe 4, but this one has nice smooth fuzz all the way to saturation, but no spits or pops.  That appeals to some folks.  I have had the early Maestro's, 2 models 1 using a 9 Volt &  another one using a small low voltage battery & Superfuzz,  Supafuzz, maybe 30 others &  even a Fuzzder, which used the "F"
 from Fender,  & the whole name in the same script. I have never seen another. 
   OK , this is about the amp, but if I were a pedal builder, I would buy this and copy the exact circuit & value parts- & then sell it.
   The amp shows wear, & the back is missing. Before you choke on that, the prior owner took it off & wired a foot switch in to turn the Fuzz on & off, & it was a large multi-conductor cable. 
   I opened it up & probably found why he never put the back on. He had simply twisted the wire around the switch terminals, so he probably had to occasionally go back in and re-twist the wires.
  I did notice a distinctly more open sound, with perhaps a little more volume. As you can see, , no circuitry is exposed.  Put a back on if you wish or a half back. Being small & with the back off, you do get the sound out the front & the sound off the back of the speaker. 
  Buy it as a practice amp & because it is so cool looking, Or buy It for the FUZZZZ-its not overdrive or distortion as other Kustoms-its Fuzzzz.