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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Review by Charles Saufley, premierguitar.com

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BP-1 Pride of Texas

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.

Review by Premier Guitar 

Review by Bonedo 

Demo by Premier Guitars 

Demo by R.J. Ronquillo

3699 Fuzz

Übertriebener Fuzz mit superheißer Oktavhöhe, der vom Univox/Shin-Ei Super Fuzz inspiriert ist.

Over the top Fuzz with super hot octave-up that takes its inspiration from the Univox/Shin-Ei Super Fuzz.

Review by Guitar Interactive Magazine

Demo by Brett Kingman