Das Danelectro 3699 Fuzz aus der Vintage-Pedalserie ist ein Remake des gefragten Originals aus den Siebzigern, der legendären Foxx Tone Machine, die als Original sehr begehrt ist und zu hohen Liebhaberpreisen gehandelt wird.

Danelectro’s new take on the Tone Machine, the 3699, has an interesting pedigree, because Danelectro is now owned by Steve Ridinger, the man who shepherded the original Tone Machine into existence in 1971. But Danelectro clearly didn’t rely on pedigree in executing this design. It’s burly, refined, sounds authentically vintage, and hits me with a wallop in the same spot where those originals left beautiful scars years ago.

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3699 Fuzz

Mit dem DJ14 Graphik Equalizer lässt sich das Gitarrensignal wirklich genau
zurechtschneidern, wer seinem Amp noch mehr Distortion entlocken will (und z.B. einen
voreingestellten Solosound benötigt), kann das Signal noch mit dem Levelregler boosten.
Die umgekehrte Variante funktioniert auch bestens. Mit dem Equalizer wird ein klarer
(meist in den Mitten etwas abgesenkter - Bässe und Höhen anheben) Rhythmussound
eingestellt, der dann durch Absenken des Levelreglers dem aufgedrehten Amp schöne
Clean-Sounds entlockt. Praktisch ein zweiter Kanal mit Klangregelung für den geliebten,
aber etwas unflexiblen Ein-Kanal-Verstärker!

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Fish & Chips EQ

Nobody does Reverse Delay like this! Invented by ­Danelectro® in 1999, this pedal has achieved cult status. Originals cost a small fortune. Why? Because of its warm violin-like, organ-like tone. It literally flips the phrase you just played and plays it ­backwards. There’s nothing like it! Party like it’s 1999. Because it is!

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BP-1 Pride of Texas

IN THE HILLS ABOVE HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA… sit several well known canyons. Beachwood Canyon, to the East of Hollywood, is home to the famous HOLLYWOOD sign. To the West sits Nichols Canyon, where Foxx pedals founder and current Danelectro® owner Steve lived with his parents in the mid 1960’s. It was in the garage of that home on Nichols Canyon Place that Steve created his first effects pedal, which he named “The Liverpool Fuzz Tone”. Steve had no money to buy a fuzz and no access to any schematics. So he created a completely unique circuit architecture that has never been seen again. Although he called his box a “fuzz”, it was in fact half way between a distortion and a fuzz. This incredible box dishes out delicious tones unlike those of any pedal ever made. While Steve labored to create this new box in 1966, less than 2 miles away in Laurel Canyon musicians were collaborating on what would become the most famous songs of the 1960’s.

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