1980's Maxon Japan SM-01 Super Metal Distortion w/Box

1980's Maxon Japan SM-01 Super Metal Distortion w/BoxThe Maxon SM 01 is the Super Metal variant from the 01 series released for the Japanese market in the 1980's. These use the same PCB layout as the Maxon Ibanez SM 9 Super Metal and produces the famous thrash metal sound that guitarists have trouble replicating without a high wattage amp. The pedal can scoop or boost the midrange and uses a pair of JRC4558 IC's to push a huge range of mid to high gain sounds with 5 knobs of tone shaping possibilities.

The chambered mahogany body with maple top offers time-tested Les Paul tone at a reduced weight

-Master volume and master tone controls with push/pull function

Tone and Volume) are self-explaining and there’s a toggle switch called JAZZ/ROCK

This one has been well played and well loved over the last 60+ years and shows plenty of signs of cosmetic wear and tear but has no breaks or repairs

Made by Morris for Bill Lawrence in the early 1990's (based off the pot date codes)

Specially designed for the Swingster

The Taylor 100 Series Dreadnought delivers bold

It was actually designed for boosting the amp SRV-style (gain down

It's perfect as a vintage replacement

which is one of our personal favorite vintage fuzzes

the ST57-70TX was part of Fender's "Vintage Premium" series

received a professional steam neck reset to adjust the neck angle without completely removing the neck (so the finish on the neck pocket remains untouched) along with a setup including a fret polish and fretboard oil