Rediscover the fuzz tones of the '60s with the Danelectro Nichols 1966 Fuzz Pedal. This pedal is a modern tribute to the legendary Liverpool Fuzz-Tone, originally crafted by Steve Ridinger in his Nichols Canyon garage. Reviving the unique 3-transistor circuit, it delivers a sound that’s as iconic as it is versatile, falling beautifully between fuzz and distortion. The Nichols 1966 is not just another fuzz pedal; it’s a sonic time machine that brings the vibrant, psychedelic tones of the past into the modern era.

With its interactive Fuzz and Drive knobs, this pedal offers a rich palette of tones, from subtle overdrive to all-out fuzz mayhem. The Stock/Mid Cut switch further enhances your sonic options, making it adaptable for any style or setting. Its simple yet effective controls allow you to sculpt your sound effortlessly, making it perfect for both rhythm and lead playing.

Whether you’re channeling the raw energy of '60s garage rock or crafting your own unique soundscapes, the Nichols 1966 Fuzz Pedal is your ticket to vintage fuzz glory.

Key Features:

• Modern recreation of the late-'60s Liverpool Fuzz-Tone
• Unique 3-transistor circuit for distinctive glassy fuzz
• Interactive Fuzz and Drive knobs with Tone and Volume controls
• Stock/Mid Cut switch for added sonic flexibility
• True bypass design
• Power supply via 9 V DC (centre negative)

Product specs

FAQs

What type of power supply does the Danelectro Nichols 1966 Fuzz Pedal require?

The Danelectro Nichols 1966 Fuzz Pedal requires a 9V DC power supply, which is sold separately.

Does the Danelectro Nichols 1966 Fuzz Pedal work well with bass guitars?

Yes, the Danelectro Nichols 1966 Fuzz Pedal can be used with bass guitars, offering a thick and rich fuzz tone that enhances low frequencies.

What are the main tonal features of the Danelectro Nichols 1966 Fuzz Pedal?

The pedal features a tone control and a mid-cut switch, allowing players to shape their fuzz sound from warm and smooth to aggressive and biting.

Is the Danelectro Nichols 1966 Fuzz Pedal analog or digital?

The Danelectro Nichols 1966 Fuzz Pedal is an analog pedal, providing a classic and authentic fuzz tone.

What inputs and outputs does the Danelectro Nichols 1966 Fuzz Pedal have?

The pedal has one 1/4" input and one 1/4" output, making it compatible with standard guitar cables.