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

Passive PJ pickups with four control knobs

maple neck with a slab rosewood fingerboard

Advanced Jumbo guitars were highly-regarded

The Gibson SG Standard '61 retains the styling of the original featuring a slim taper mahogany neck and a bound rosewood fingerboard

The OD-1 was released in a time when fuzz and distortion were the go-to choice for guitarists and overdrive was considered to be too underwhelming

Very crisp

the Hard Puncher series from Tokai were a very impressive range of Fender P style basses built to a very high standard

however contains a modified circuit and 9v operation

Built using a soft maple body with a hard maple cap

All Australian shipping includes a tracking number

Unfortunately that's all we know about this one

Fender stamped saddles with vintage style tuners and a diecast block bridge (4 screws removed so it functions like a two-point tremolo)