Shin-ei
Shin-ei was the most prolific Japanese manufacturer of guitar effects in the 1970s and some of the utterly legendary effects boxes have their origin in the Shin-ei laboratories: the Uni-Vibe and the Uni-Fuzz, in the western world better known as the Univox Super Fuzz. Most of the Shin-ei products were sold under different brand names and even unbranded.
Companion ME-7 Multi Effect Wah - Hurricane - Siren - Surf, made in Japan 1975 by Shin-ei more
Just its name made the Companion Amplifier Psychedelic Machine more
The Companion WT-1 Wah is not the hell of a Wah but cool looking and built like more
The Shin-ei Fuzz Box FY-2 is one of the legendary more
The FY-6 Super Fuzz is probably the most sought after more
The Fuzz-Wah pedal 8Tr is one of the most popular pedals of Shin-ei more
Yet another Shin-ei brand, the Rands WT-20 is more
This was Shin-ei's cheeky take on the Oberheim Maestro PS-1 more
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- BOSS NF-1 Noise Gate, Japan 1979, exc.- w/box+manual
- Colorsound Overdriver, England 1976, exc.-
- Electro-Harmonix Bad Stone, USA 1975, not working
- Electro-Harmonix Crying Tone Pedal, USA 1978, exc+
- Ibanez BPL Bi-Stage Phaser, Japan 1985, near mint condition
- Ibanez MSL Metal Screamer, Japan 1985, exc-
- Ibanez PH99 Classic Phase, Japan 1997, near mint
- Ibanez SML Super Metal, Japan 1985, vgc
- Lemon StudioSound Digi Delay, Germany 1979, exc.+
- Ricken's Fuzz FR III, Italy 1975, exc. -
- Top Gear 4-channel Mini Mixer, England 1970s, exc.+
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