Description

Condition: New

-/-/CSP-026
・Package Quantity: 1
・Effector '74 VINTAGE PHASE 90
Product Introduction The '74 VINTAGE PHASE90 was born after a thorough examination of the original PHASE90 purchased in 1974 by Bob Cedro head designer of the DUNLOP CUSTOM SHOP team. The fully hand-wired circuit built on the exact same board as the original is equipped with carefully selected resistors and individually inspected FETs and is designed to produce smooth warm modulation that is exactly like the original. The '74 VINTAGE PHASE90 features the same classic orange housing as the original with the PHASE90 logo inscribed in cursive script proving that it is a perfect reproduction of the original sound. Caution Disclaimer ) Please read * Returns are not accepted except for initial defects.


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