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06-11-2006
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Homebrew Electronics Germacide
Homebrew Electronics Germacide
This pedal is treble/ multi-frequency booster. It has a NOS germanium transistor, switchable hi-fi/lo-fi mode, plus: 5 selectable frequencies for hi-fi mode 5 selectable frequencies for lo-fi mode Level and gain controls plus a "More" footswitch for additional gain and frequency boost. This is a very flexible and interesting boost pedal. At the extreme settings on certain selections, it even becomes somewhat of a fuzz.  Unit is in very good condition. Harmony Central Review $100 + shipping 
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