Dunlop Jimi Hendrix Shrine Band Of Gypsys Fuzz
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A Tribute to the Band of Gypsys Era (1969-1970)
This fuzz recreates the unique sonic imprint that Jimi Hendrix used on stage between 1969 and 1970: a more biting, compact, and saturated derivative of the Fuzz Face. The "'68 Shrine" series pays homage to this period with collectible visuals while modernizing ergonomics and reliability for intensive use.
Who Is It For and Which Styles?
Perfect for rock, psychedelic, blues-rock, and funk guitarists, it excels both in power trio settings and denser contexts. Its dynamic response allows you to go from a smooth crunch to roaring fuzz via the guitar's volume knob, both in the studio and on stage. Its mini size fits easily on any pedalboard.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Fuzz | Format | Pedal |
| Technology | Analog | Color | Multicolor |
Questions frequently asked
What sound does the Dunlop Jimi Hendrix Shrine Band Of Gypsys Fuzz deliver?
Its analog circuit provides a snappy attack, prominent mids, and a thick tone inspired by the Band of Gypsys era, between 1969 and 1970. The distortion retains audible harmonics for cutting riffs and expressive leads.
Can it be powered by battery?
No battery power option is provided on this pedal.
What power supply is required for this fuzz?
The power supply needed is a 9 V DC adapter with negative center, such as the Dunlop ECB003, or an MXR Brick power supply. The current consumption is stated as 4.3 mA. Power supplies are sold separately.
How is the pedal connected on a pedalboard?
The connections include a 6.35 mm jack input and output. The true hardwire bypass keeps the signal effect-free when the pedal is disengaged.
What controls are available on this fuzz?
Two controls, Volume and Fuzz, adjust output level and amount of distortion respectively. The guitar’s volume allows switching from a textured overdrive to a rawer fuzz. The mini format facilitates integration on a pedalboard.
