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Dunwich Amplification General Discussion

25936460[/URL], member: 27793"]$235 is a lot better than what people have been asking for them as of late.

Weren’t they originally $220 back when Dunwich was still active? Considering what the used market is asking and what other builders are charging for in-demand pedals, I’m not surprised by $235.
 
You know whats messed up? I used to own Wizard Fuzz 125B #000. I sold it for like $200 because why would Dunwich ever retire, they'll be plenty more batches. Hahahahaha

Decisions decisions.
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You know whats messed up? I used to own Wizard Fuzz 125B #000. I sold it for like $200 because why would Dunwich ever retire, they'll be plenty more batches. Hahahahaha

Why is that messed up? You didn't want something and sold it for a price that was fair to you at the time.
 
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I owned a Wizard Fuzz, a Witchfinder, and two Bass Overdrivers. I Sold them for cash. Same price I paid for them. Actually, I still have an Overdriver, but I really can't imagine parting with it, even for a Calamity or some other unobtanium. I SHOULD HAVE WAITED! The stuff I could have traded for!
Dibs on the Overdriver!
 
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I had a ton of rare Dunwich that I sold right before the retirement. I was pissed for a second or two but then moved on. I don't think the incredibly high prices will last much longer. The new cats won't care about this stuff in a year or two and I think the dirty little secret is none of the Dunwich stuff was ever really (imo) that amazing. It's a hyped brand and I think a lot of that hype wasn't justified.