In 1999, Danelectro debuted the original Spring King reverb, a pedal that proved to be monstrous in terms of tone and size. Fast-forward 25 years, the Spring King Junior is here to reclaim the throne. While this sibling's sounds are as big as ever, the size of the pedal is far more subtle. Just like the original, the Spring King Junior features a real spring tank to produce its authentic reverb sounds. Danelectro also crafted the Spring King Junior from die-cast casing for extra durability, though it also includes a soft footswitch for gentle activation. Lastly, Sweetwater guitarists have easily accommodated the Spring King Junior on their pedalboards because the Junior — while still able to produce some of the springiest 'verb sounds imaginable — is but a fraction of the size of the original pedal. From tubular surf rock licks to ambient clouds of shoegaze sound, the Danelectro Spring King Junior is the rightful heir to the reverb kingdom.

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Spring King Junior Reverb Pedal

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BP-1 Pride of Texas

The Danelectro Cool Cat CF-2 Fuzz brings plenty of
touch sensitive fuzzy goodness to your guitar, with loads of sustain, a crunchy top, and a full bottom end. This new version adds two "Under the Hood" features: an Input
Sensitivity control as well as a 3 position DIP switch that lets you add different combinations of LED's for greater dynamic and tonal control.

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Cool Cat Fuzz V1

The Danelectro Billionaire Cash Cow delivers classic, saturated distortions that are equally suitable for full-bodied power chords as well as endlessly singing solos. This allows you to adjust the sound for bass and treble with the help of 2-Band tone controls, while the Gain controller controls the intensity of the distortions. In addition, it reacts Danelectro Billionaire Cash Cow excellently to the work with volume controllers.

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BC-1 Cash Cow

Danelectro DD-1 Fab Tone Distortion from Dano original series. Made in china around 1997.

Distortion from original series.. Since all the others have certain vintage vibe to their tones, i had no expectations one way or another. On the other hand, i’ve had this unit for years now and it’s not that easy to write about it as this was my first encounter. There have been rumours about the design being a slight derivative of Boss MT-2 Metal Zone. Sure. Both are guitar effects. There is a floater schematic available. Huge image, and there are some similar parts in there. But i would not call this a Metal Zone. Nor even a derivative for that matter.

DD-1 FabTone