A Tremolo Effects Pedal that combines robust build quality with a user-friendly interface. This model is a favorite amongst both newcomers and seasoned guitarists, offering a taste of vintage, warm tremolo that harks back to the vibrant soundscapes of the '60s and '70s. With its simple yet effective control settings - speed, hard/soft, and depth - the Tuna Melt Tremolo promises a quality effect in a straightforward package.

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Tuna Melt

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

Black Licorice

Danelectro DD-1 Fab Tone Distortion from Dano original series. Made in china around 1997.

Distortion from original series.. Since all the others have certain vintage vibe to their tones, i had no expectations one way or another. On the other hand, i’ve had this unit for years now and it’s not that easy to write about it as this was my first encounter. There have been rumours about the design being a slight derivative of Boss MT-2 Metal Zone. Sure. Both are guitar effects. There is a floater schematic available. Huge image, and there are some similar parts in there. But i would not call this a Metal Zone. Nor even a derivative for that matter.

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DD-1 FabTone

Rewind to 1968. Famous guitar god uses this pedal to record his first album. Entire planet goes nuts. Inexplicably, the pedal then disappears. Until now. Danelectro® resurrects this awesome, incredibly organic sounding pedal. 6 position “Break Up” control takes your ­guitar signal and slams the front of your amp with increasing punch. Positions 1 through 3 are ear-friendly and have “leave on all the time” potential. Positions 4 through 6 grab you and knock you back against the nearest piece of ­concrete. But in the most ­pleasant way. Caution: Do not ­listen to this… unless you want it to be your life companion.

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