EHX exudes a truly unique character.
From vintage to current models, we accurately assess their true value and pass them on to the next generation of players in the best possible condition.
Electro-Harmonix: Instrument Buyback and Used Sales
Electro-Harmonix Buyback for TCGAKKI
Our expert staff appraises the true value of EHX products—whose worth varies significantly by era—down to the finest detail, ensuring you receive a fair and high-value offer.
Electro-Harmonix Specialist
In Charge: Sano
When it comes to Electro-Harmonix, the BIG MUFF π is undoubtedly the standout. I still vividly remember the thrill I felt the first time I played it. As a fuzz pedal enthusiast, I consider it one of the “Big Three” fuzz pedals—alongside the FUZZ FACE and TONE BENDER—and am delighted to introduce it to you all.The great thing about Electro-Harmonix is that even if it’s not an original (vintage) product, it doesn’t lose any of its charm—you can still fully enjoy its sound character and unique personality. I believe it will satisfy everyone from first-time users to die-hard fans.
Featured Models for Purchase
Distortion Pedals
・BIG MUFF π (2nd/Lamb’s Head)
・BIG MUFF π (1990s–2000s / Current Models)
・GRAPHIC FUZZ (Vintage/1990s–2000s)
Modulation Pedals
・SMALL CLONE (Vintage/1990s–2000s/Current models)
・Deluxe Memory Man (Vintage / 1990s–2000s)
・DELUXE Electric Mistress (Vintage/1990s–2000s)
Others
・HOLY GRAiL Reverb (Early Model)
・POG2 Polyphonic Octave Generator
・Micro Synthesizer (Vintage / 1990s–2000s)
Purchase History
Purchase History
BIG MUFF π (2nd/Lamb’s Head)
Appraised Value: 120,000 yen
Purchase History
MICRO SYNTHESIZER (Vintage)
Appraised Value: 60,000 yen
Purchase History
GRAPHIC FUZZ (Vintage)
Appraised Value: 45,000 yen
Browse Used Electro-Harmonix Instruments
Be sure to check out EHX’s carefully curated lineup, featuring unique sounds that spark the imagination of players.
Distortion
7 items in stock
Modulation & Effects
3 items in stock
Other
5 items in stock
The History and Appeal of Electro-Harmonix
Personality starts from the ground up.
Since its founding in the 1960s, the company has weathered turbulent times—including bankruptcy and manufacturing in Russia—
we explore Mike Matthews’ philosophy—which has consistently shaken up the music scene—and the evolution of his unique sound.
History | Tracing a Great Legacy | From the Early Days to the Present
Founded in New York in 1968 by Mike Matthews. From the very beginning, the company developed experimental and unique products, with the blockbuster model "BIG MUFF π" achieving great success as its signature creation. Compared to "MXR," which focused on high-end, perfect quality, these affordable and highly distinctive models were said to be popular among the youth of the time.
Appeal | Why does Electro-Harmonix
continue to captivate musicians?
Each Electro-Harmonix model is crafted from a unique philosophy designed to stimulate the artist’s creativity, and all possess a distinct character that is instantly recognizable. The brand has enjoyed overwhelming support from avant-garde artists seeking to assert their individuality, both in the past and today.
Features | This is the true essence of Electro-Harmonix
Sound
A sound with a uniqueness found nowhere else. This is the true essence of the Electro-Harmonix sound. Simply stepping on a switch at your feet transforms it into your own signature sound. Our lineup is filled with models like this.
How to Choose | From Your First Pedal to a Collectible Masterpiece
If you’re looking for a fuzz pedal, I recommend the BIG MUFF π. You can fully appreciate its sound even with later reissues—not just vintage models—and compact pedal-sized versions are now available in the nano series.If you explore models like the SMALL CLONE (chorus), which Kurt Cobain loved, or the HOLY GRAiL (reverb), favored by John Fruscian, your range of sound creation will expand dramatically.
Instrument Appraisal Process
❶ Request an Appraisal
Request an appraisal via chat, form, or LINE
❷ Appraisal by a Specialist
Rest assured, our experts will handle the appraisal
❸ Price Quote
Explanation of the appraisal results and presentation of the offer
❹ Payment
Same-day cash or bank transfer
consignment Sales Process
We will take full responsibility for selling your precious instrument
STEP 1: Contact Us
Please contact us via email, chat, or LINE with the subject line “consignment Sale Request.” A staff member will reply to you.
STEP 2: Pickup
In addition to pickup at our store, we offer pickup via delivery service or an in-home pickup service where we come directly to your home.
STEP 3: Consultation on the Sale
After inspecting the item’s condition, we will discuss the selling price and sales method with you. Once we reach an agreement, we will begin preparing for the sale.
STEP 4: Start of Sales
We will display and sell the item in-store, on our website, and on e-commerce platforms (Digimart, J-Guitar, Reverb). It is also possible to sell the item without displaying it in-store.
STEP 5: Payment
Once the item is sold, payment will be made. As a general rule, payment is processed via bank transfer.
*There are conditions for items eligible for sale under consignment.
Electro-Harmonix-Related Columns
Updates are sporadic, but here’s a column about compact Effector units. Lately, I’ve been trying to live a healthy lifestyle by cutting back on alcohol and high-calorie foods (^o^)/
Part 1: A/B Box, Loop Selector, and Para Box
Episode 2: Distortion Effects
Episode 3: Distortion Effects Part 2: Amps
Part 4: Introducing Some Cool Gems
Episode 5: Analog Delay Special
Episode 6: Recent Musings...
Episode 7: Loop Box Edition, Again!
Episode 8: A Special Feature on Some Slightly Niche Pedals—Effector
Episode 9: Electro-Harmonix BIG MUFF π Special
Episode 10: Oga-chan’s “Magic Box”
Episode 11: "Ibanez TS-808" vs "BOSS OD-1"
Starting something new brings great anticipation and a little bit of anxiety. "Choosing Your First Instrument" is here to help those of you feeling that way!
▶︎ Choosing Your First Instrument
▶︎Electric Guitar
▶︎Electric Bass
▶︎Acoustic Guitar
▶︎Guitar Amplifiers
▶︎Effector
▶︎Drums
▶︎How to Choose a Music Store
