1980's Maxon DUE300 Vintage Multi Effects Pedal

1980's Maxon DUE300 Vintage Multi Effects PedalThe Maxon DUE300 is the rare digital vintage multi fx solution made in Japan in the 1980's. A selection of Maxon's state of the art digital circuits in one handy enclosure that runs off a single hardwired power cord (Japanese 100v, easily stepped down for global use). These are the same as the Ibanez models that were released in Western markets. They're a portable option for those not wanting to haul a full pedalboard around. The effects include the

the neck is straight with an adjustable truss and the electronics work as they should

648mm scale)

It tunes so you don't sound as bad

this one features a factory set of cloth wired American made "Fender US Vintage Single Coil" alnico pickups

the EMR-85 model was built with an alder body

Frets have some light wear and pitting but still play smooth

Frets are super shiny and smooth with plenty of life left

this is the rare "Non-F-Hole" variation of the famous SA series of smaller bodied hollow designs that predated the Gibson ES-339 range by a number of years

the Low knob controls the level of the lower frequencies

With a 39cm lower bout and a 27cm upper bout

this one was previously modified to have a Kahler USA tremolo system professionally mounted

Made by the Fujigen factory in 1989 as part of their "Collection" series of primarily Gibson style builds