Mojo Hand FX 1979 Fuzz

Mojo Hand FX 1979 FuzzDescription: Say "hello" to the 1979! An evolution of the now discontinued Mojo Hand FX 1978, the 1979 is based on the notoriously high gain Big Muffs that were manufactured during the late 70s. Favored by many players for its outrageous grungy distortion (most notably Billy Corgan), it features op amps instead of the traditional transistors found in every other Big Muff variant. The 1979 features a footswitch to bypass the tone knob, so you get ALL

The sonic influence came directly AC/DC’s Malcolm Young and his brilliantly crunchy rhythm tones and Pete Townsend’s “Live at Leeds”

and the people danced

50 professionally-crafted factory presets for superb tones right out of the box

Fender 1x12 cab with vintage JBL D-120F speaker

It sounds neat on synths

You'll be able to access alternate signal routing schemes or even apply different EQ settings to each of the stereo channels

it comes in a sturdy

fade in control and more

simulating a rotary cab

texture and feel

A standard 9v works

Spring – A spring reverb consists of springs suspended between transducers