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Description

Unleash your inner rock god with the Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz. This iconic pedal is one of Ibanez's earliest, and it's still going strong. The No. 59 delivers the legendary mid-scooped octave fuzz that has been the backbone of countless rock anthems. With controls for depth and balance, you can fine-tune your sound to be as subtle or as earth-shattering as you want. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this fuzz pedal is a must-have addition to your pedal board.

Key Features: - Mid-scooped octave fuzz: Allows for a wide variety of tones from subtle to extreme. - Depth and balance controls: Provides complete control over your sound. - Historic model: One of the earliest effects produced by Ibanez, combining vintage appeal with modern performance.

Product specs

Brand Ibanez
Model No. 59 Standard Fuzz
Finish Metal
Year 1970s
Made In Japan
Categories Fuzz Pedals and Effects, Octave and Pitch-Shifting Pedals

FAQs

What type of sound can I expect from the Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz?

The Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz delivers a classic, vintage fuzz sound reminiscent of the 1970s, with a rich, thick tone and sustain that's ideal for rock and psychedelic music.

Is the Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz pedal true bypass?

Yes, the Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz is equipped with true bypass switching, ensuring your guitar signal remains unaffected when the pedal is not engaged.

Does the Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz work well with both single-coil and humbucker pickups?

The Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz is versatile and works well with both single-coil and humbucker pickups, offering distinct fuzz tones that complement different guitar types.

What are the main controls on the Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz pedal?

The Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz features controls for adjusting the fuzz intensity, tone, and volume, allowing for precise sound shaping to suit your musical style.

Can the Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz be powered by a standard 9V power supply?

Yes, the Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz can be powered using a standard 9V DC power supply, making it easy to integrate into your existing pedalboard setup.

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Features and functionality

  • The Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz was seen on Nick's pedalboard, suggesting its role in achieving The Strokes' fuzz tone on recent albums.

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Use cases and applications

  • Pairing a fuzz pedal like the Ibanez No. 59 Standard with a compression pedal can enhance clarity and achieve a synth-like fuzz tone.

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  • The Boss SY-1 and Subdecay Octasynth guitar synth pedals are also part of Nick's setup, contributing to the band's modern sound.

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Comparisons

  • Users noted that the JHS Crayon offers a cheaper alternative to the JHS Colour Box, potentially useful for achieving a similar fuzz tone.

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Mods and upgrades

  • Adding an octave pedal or a synth pedal alongside the Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz can help recreate The Strokes' new album tones.

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See how Dan Auerbach uses Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz

Dan Auerbach

Guitarist, Keyboardist

The Black Keys

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Verified via Premierguitar

From 2010 Premier Guitar interview.

I’ve got shelves of pedals—sick amounts of pedals. But I swear, I use the same pedals I’ve always played. I bought an early-1970s Ibanez Standard Fuzz pedal—the octave fuzz with the two sliders. I’ve been using it since the first record, and I cannot top it.

See how Nick Valensi uses Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz

Nick Valensi

Guitarist

The Strokes

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Verified

In a photo from 2022, shared via a Reddit post taken at a festival, Nick Valensi's pedalboard can be seen featuring the Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz, located at the bottom right.

See how Matthew Followill uses Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz

Matthew Followill

Guitarist

Kings of Leon

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Verified via YouTube

In a YouTube Short posted by Kings of Leon, Matthew Followill is seen using an Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz. The pedal is visible at the 12-second mark near his right knee and again at the 37-second mark.

See how Jus Oborn uses Ibanez No. 59 Standard Fuzz

Jus Oborn

Singer, Guitarist

Electric Wizard

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Verified via Psychedelicbabymag

Pictured in studio session photos shown in this It's Psychedelic Baby! interview.

Genre Usage

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