Mint condition Reuss Goo Goo Fuzz. I ordered this directly from Reuss in Denmark. It's in as new condition. Only used a couple of times at home on Sundays after church. Price was $198 plus 20something for shipping.
From Reuss:
The Reuss Goo Goo Fuzz is a clone of the legendary 1960s Shin-Ei / Univox FY6 Superfuzz pedal. Built to the original schematic and featuring rare vintage new old stock semiconductor parts.
Like the original Superfuzz, the Reuss Goo Goo Fuzz offers a wild and crazy, and totally over-the-top, wall of fuzz with an octave-up and slight ring-modulating effect. A breathtakingly complex and frighteningly beautiful, almost overwhelming noise. Unique and addictive. A fuzz sound like nothing else out there.
The germanium diodes in the Goo Goo Fuzz are ultra rare, vintage new old stock OA90s and the transistors are the correct sixties Superfuzz mix of vintage Panasonic 2SC828s and Matsushita 'tin can' 2SC539s. These are the exact parts, the vintage schematic is calling for. No other Superfuzz clone is offering this level of absolute, no expenses saved, vintage parts accuracy.
Balance is the volume. Expander is the gain/fuzz level. Two position tone switch. To the left is a scooped tone. To the right is a boosted miss tone. Like the description says this is a high gain fuzz. Even at lower gain levels it's in your face. It's not subtle at any setting.
From Reuss:
The Reuss Goo Goo Fuzz is a clone of the legendary 1960s Shin-Ei / Univox FY6 Superfuzz pedal. Built to the original schematic and featuring rare vintage new old stock semiconductor parts.
Like the original Superfuzz, the Reuss Goo Goo Fuzz offers a wild and crazy, and totally over-the-top, wall of fuzz with an octave-up and slight ring-modulating effect. A breathtakingly complex and frighteningly beautiful, almost overwhelming noise. Unique and addictive. A fuzz sound like nothing else out there.
The germanium diodes in the Goo Goo Fuzz are ultra rare, vintage new old stock OA90s and the transistors are the correct sixties Superfuzz mix of vintage Panasonic 2SC828s and Matsushita 'tin can' 2SC539s. These are the exact parts, the vintage schematic is calling for. No other Superfuzz clone is offering this level of absolute, no expenses saved, vintage parts accuracy.
Balance is the volume. Expander is the gain/fuzz level. Two position tone switch. To the left is a scooped tone. To the right is a boosted miss tone. Like the description says this is a high gain fuzz. Even at lower gain levels it's in your face. It's not subtle at any setting.