This year is all about exciting new pedals for Dunlop, and you can add the MXR Bass Fuzz Deluxe to that list. Combining the best elements of vintage bass fuzz pedals with modern technology, the MXR Bass Fuzz Deluxe offers a clarity that's hard to find in the bass fuzz department.
You can get all the info over at Dunlop's website, and remember to check out our custom NAMM 2012 hub for all the latest updates from Winter NAMM 2012.
From Dunlop: Next up in the award-winning MXR Bass Innovations line is the Bass Fuzz Deluxe. We dug up a rare vintage fuzz and modified it for the modern bassist. The resulting stompbox delivers a cutting and bold fuzz tone without degrading the punch and clarity of your original signal.
With separate Dry and Wet level controls, the Bass Fuzz Deluxe sounds like you’re running two different amps. Blend to taste, from subtle hairiness to full on raging fuzz, with Fuzz and Tone controls affecting only the Wet signal. The Bass Fuzz Deluxe features true hardwire bypass.
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