
Anthony Easton
The Stroll On by Hudson Electronics is a vintage-style Germanium fuzz pedal based on the classic MK II Professional circuit. It features three carefully matched Germanium transistors biased for optimal tone, providing tons of singing sustain, super chewy fuzz with sweet mids, and a thick bottom end. The pedal is hand-built from scratch onto vintage-style stripboard using high- quality components, including CITEC pots, a heavy-duty Alpha switch, Neutrik Jacks, carbon film resistors, WIMA / BC / Vishay capacitors, and other high- quality components.
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$200

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$212.99

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$212.99


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$360.46

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