stevie ray vaughan effects pedals Sabbadius 1989 Hybrid Fuzz Pedal

stevie ray vaughan effects pedals Sabbadius 1989 Hybrid Fuzz PedalTax Free & Duty Free Fast Free U. S. Shipping Free Returns Note: This pedal only works with a 9 volt battery (not a power supply). Its design simulates a real vintage pedal, which is why you may find on some units, marks on the paint or scratches made on purpose, as well as chipped paint or freckle type bumps. This is normal, and is made on purpose. We are an authorized U. S. Sabbadius pedals dealer, and $299 is your absolute final total here, for

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Note: This pedal only works with a 9 volt battery (not a power supply). Its design simulates a real vintage pedal, which is why you may find on some units, marks on the paint or scratches made on purpose, as well as chipped paint or freckle-type bumps. This is normal, and is made on purpose.

We are an authorized U.S. Sabbadius pedals dealer, and $299 is your absolute final/total here, for this brand new (with box, etc.) Sabbadius 1989 Hybrid Fuzz pedal. Best price, for sale in U.S.!

The Sabbadius 1989 Hybrid Fuzz is inspired by one of the most influential Texas Blues guitar players in the world… the one-and-only Stevie Ray Vaughan (SRV)! It is an excellent pedal for guitars with single coil, or Humbucker pickups. It uses a LOW GAIN Silicon transistor in Q1, and an NTE 103 High Gain Gernmanium NPN transistor in Q2. Sabbadius wanted to give to this pedal a vintage look, mixed with a new Minimalism look.

SRV tended to prefer clean tones and natural, tube-amp overdrive, but in 1988 he added an original 60's Dallas-Arbiter Fuzz Face pedal to his rig, when he became obsessed with emulating Jimi Hendrix’s signature sounds. Unfortunately, the Fuzz Face’s germanium PNP transistors were extremely unreliable when exposed to hot stage lights, or the the sun during outdoor gigs. Stevie collected several Fuzz Face pedals, and he would try several during sound check to choose the one he thought sounded best on that particular day. Eventually, he got tired of the unreliable transistors in his Fuzz Face pedals, so he had them modified by his amp tech César Diaz, who later used the modifications as the basis for the Diaz Texas Square Face pedal. The earliest Diaz Square Face Fuzz used NTE 103 NPN Germanium transistors, that are more stable than the PNP Germanium transistors, and newest type of construction, giving more stability on hot and cold weather.

Sabbadius 1989 Hybrid Fuzz has a knob called “WAH WAH TRICK”, that allows you to make this fuzz a much more “Wah Wah friendly” pedal, meaning that you can use this fuzz pedal with a wah, without have that annoying coupler-like noise that can make fuzz pedals not so compatible with wah wah pedals. You can place 1989 Hybrid Fuzz before or after a wah wah pedal, and use its "WAH WAH TRICK" knob to set the correct position so that noise disappears.

You can also use the “WAH WAH TRICK” function as a “Fuzz cleaner”, which means that you can clean up a bit of the “fizziness” from the fuzz, which will give you SRV's glassy tones, similar to an overdrive pedal. You can place the FUZZ, OUTPUT, and WAH WAH TRICK knobs all the way up, and lower the volume of your guitar, to clean your tone like the fuzz effect is OFF, also giving you that Glassy tone.

The FUZZ knob is a CUSTOM MADE potentiometer made for Sabbadius Electronics, with a special sound curve, to have the best control on a fuzz pedal from 0 to 10. This gives you the ability to use the full potential of the knob range, thus giving more control of the fuzz.

CONTROLS:

Output: 
Controls the volume of the fuzz.

Fuzz: 
Controls the amount of fuzz that is added to the sound. This control can also be manipulated by the guitar’s volume control.

Wah Wah Trick: 
Lets you use a Wah Wah pedal with the fuzz, with improved sound. 

Bias Trimpot (inside the pedal):
With this trimpot, you can set the Bias for Q2 (Germanium NPN NTE103 Transistor) to play with the voltage, to get more custom tones and sounds. Have in mind that temperature can change the GAIN of this Germanium NPN transistor, and if that happens you can adjust the Bias Trimpot for the best response.

Footswitch:
100% True Bypass Mechanical Footswitch