MXR Uni-Vibe – Genuine Leslie Swirl in a Stompbox

Few effects have the cult status of the Uni-Vibe. Originally built by Univox/Shin-ei in the late '60s to mimic a rotating Leslie speaker, it became inseparable from Jimi Hendrix and Robin Trower's tone, and the photocell-driven warble it produces has never quite been matched by anything digital. MXR's reissue keeps that original circuit and feel intact, built to current standards of reliability without losing the character that made the pedal famous in the first place.

Features:

  • Speed and Intensity controls for dialling in everything from a slow, watery chorus to a fast, swirling vibrato
  • Dedicated Chorus/Vibrato switch
  • Volume control to balance the effect against your dry signal
  • Photocell-based analogue circuitry for an authentic, slightly unpredictable warble rather than a clinical modulation sound
  • Standard 9V operation

Condition: Excellent. This one's had light, careful use, no dents, scratches are minimal, and all pots and switches feel as smooth as the day it left the factory. Fully tested and working exactly as it should.

Included: Pedal only. No box, manual, or power supply included.

 

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Listed21 days ago
ConditionExcellent (Used)
Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more
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  • M68 Uni-Vibe
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  • Standard

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