I think its from '69/'70. The input and output jack are in reverse, but thats apparently how they were because it was Made in England, its pretty great really!
Marshall Supa-Wah
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kebabage
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Marshall Supa-Wah
Just got this wah from a buddy, anyone know much about them?
I think its from '69/'70. The input and output jack are in reverse, but thats apparently how they were because it was Made in England, its pretty great really!
I think its from '69/'70. The input and output jack are in reverse, but thats apparently how they were because it was Made in England, its pretty great really!
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Re: Marshall Supa-Wah
I'm sure this is very rare... I never saw anything about these pedal and I spend/waste a lot of time with pedals...
Could you take a picture of the inside?
Could you take a picture of the inside?
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Re: Marshall Supa-Wah
Google searching yields that it was made by Sola Sound and the guts looks very much like a Maestro/Vox/Crybaby style circuit. I would be surprised if it doesn't sound very good. Of course the pot could be spent if its been sitting for quite a long time not being used.
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Re: Marshall Supa-Wah
cherish that dude. its not easy to get your hands on one and the fuzz side is legit vintage tonebender as far as i understand
they also have easily one of the coolest enclosures ever.
make feedback, not war. pick it up! pick it up! up, up!