Morley 20/20 Power Fuzz Wah

Art.nr: ML-MTPFW

2.470,-

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Morley

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Morley - Power Fuzz Wah 20/20

En av de mest klassiske Morley produktene. Stort sweep og masse fuzz. Bør virkelig prøves med bass.

Behold the mighty Power Fuzz Wah, one of the great Morley classics. The 20/20 version not only comes in a Pedalboard friendly size, but now has our acclaimed Switchless Activation. It offers our widest frequency sweep and when combined with it’s Fuzz circuit delivers monstrous Fuzz Wah tone that will send other Wah pedals into hiding.

MAIN FEATURES & SPECS

One of the great Morley classics. Fuzz and Wah packed into one pedal.
Fuzz circuit comes before the Wah circuit just like the original.
Vintage Fuzz mode emulates that old-school ripped speaker sound that the original MPSA12 Transistors achieved. Modern Fuzz mode is tighter and more Guitar Distortion like.
Switchless Wah activation, simply step on to activate and step off to bypass.
Our acclaimed Optical circuitry that won’t wear down or get scratchy over time.
New 20/20 Buffer circuit that prevents signal loss and maintains tone.
6.85″ x 4.5″ x 2.5″ (L x W x H)
Powered by one 9-volt battery or optional Morley 9V adapter with 12ma Current draw. Compatible with most 9V adapters.
Silent Switching, won’t “pop” or bleed into audio signal when Fuzz and Fuzz type are engaged.
MQ2 custom Inductor, LED indication, cold-rolled steel housing, quick clip battery door, glow-in-the-dark treadle grip/toe-end logo.
One-year warranty. Lifetime Warranty available with registration.
Morley Part Number: MTPFW

https://www.morleyproducts.com/2020-power-fuzz-wah/

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Morley® was founded in the late 60’s by two brothers Marv and Ray Lubow, but the story of how it all came to be dates back to 1946. Marv and Ray had both served in the Army during WWII (Ray served in the Army Signal Corps) and after being discharged from the service they moved from New York City to sunny Los Angeles. After being left unsatisfied from a series of different gigs the brothers decided to start their own business. Little did they know that this risky decision would not only change their lives, but also help shape the history of Rock n’ Roll.