[vadsy]

It seems to be some sort of narly fuzz wah, something obscure I'm sure, does anyone know or have a good guess? I have a youtube clip cued up,... you can see lights, top jacks, it appears square-ish with possibly some knobs out top front.

edit- I have found references to the Shin Ei Fuzz Wah but the visuals don't match up

 

[Ricktoberfest]

It seems to be some sort of narly fuzz wah, something obscure I'm sure, does anyone know or have a good guess? I have a youtube clip cued up,... you can see lights, top jacks, it appears square-ish with possibly some knobs out top front.

edit- I have found references to the Shin Ei Fuzz Wah but the visuals don't match up

Wtf was that? I’m regretting listening.

 

[vadsy]

Wtf was that? I’m regretting listening.

yes, its truly terrible. and I love it.
do yo know what it is? is it a boss metal zone or worse?

 

[Guest]

?

 

[vadsy]

?

sadly no top jacks

 

[Guest]

 

[Guest]

sadly no top jacks

Top jacks for sure...^

 

[Guest]

^ Not it from the video...

 

[chuck_zc]

 

[vadsy]

Top jacks for sure...^

yes this one does but at first you posted a Boss PW-10 wah

 

[neldom]

yes, its truly terrible. and I love it.
do yo know what it is? is it a boss metal zone or worse?

While I don't have an answer for the pedal, I can tell you that J&MC are great.

 

[mhammer]

Two things tokeep in mind:

1) What gets called "Shin-Ei" can often be pretty much the same circuit, but marketted under a different brand name There were more Superfuzz variants at the time than you can shake a stick at.

2) What was characteristic of all those fuzz-wah pedals, regardless of what the label said, was that the fuzz was hard-wired to come before the wah. That made for a more pronounced filtering effect than sticking the wah first.

But yeah, it sure sounds chaotic enough to be a Superfuzz.