■ タイトル（Title）

Vintage Maxon PT-999 Phase Tone – Made in Japan – Analog Phaser Guitar Effects Pedal

■ 商品説明（Description）

Vintage Maxon PT-999 Phase Tone – Made in Japan

This is a vintage Maxon PT-999 Phase Tone, produced in Japan in the late 1970s to early 1980s.
The PT-999 is a classic analog phaser, highly regarded for its warm, rich modulation and smooth response. It offers a lush, vintage-style phase tone that has been used by countless guitarists in rock, funk, and psychedelic music.

Maxon (Nisshin Onpa) was the OEM manufacturer for many Ibanez pedals, and the PT-999 is the original version of the famous Ibanez PT-9 Phaser. Collectors and players alike value the PT-999 for its superior analog sound and vintage character.

【Features】

• Model: Maxon PT-999 Phase Tone
• Era: Late 1970s – Early 1980s production
• Controls: Speed (Rate)
• Power: 9V battery (no adapter jack on early models)
• Analog phaser circuit with classic Japanese engineering
• Original "Phase Tone" design before Ibanez PT-9

【Tone Characteristics】

• Smooth and warm phase sweep
• Perfect for psychedelic rock, funk rhythms, and shoegaze
• Vintage-style depth and movement not found in modern phasers

【Condition】

• Tested and working properly
• LED (if applicable) and controls function as intended
• Cosmetic condition: [例：Scratches, paint chips, and normal wear due to age – see photos for details]
• All original, no modifications
• Pedal only (no box or manual included)

【Shipping & Handling】

• Ships from Japan with careful packaging
• Worldwide shipping with tracking and insurance
• Fast and reliable handling

■ Notes:

• This is an authentic vintage Maxon PT-999, not a reissue.
• Highly collectible for vintage pedal enthusiasts and players looking for a classic analog phaser.
• Please check photos carefully for cosmetic condition.
• Item sold as-is unless significantly not as described.

📦 Important Notice About Customs & Import Duties

Please note:
Import duties, taxes, and any other charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility and may be collected by your country’s customs or shipping company upon delivery.

We recommend checking with your country’s customs office to understand any potential additional costs before purchasing.

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