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This is a mysterious effect pedal manufactured by Keio-Giken /Keio-Giken(now KORG) around 1972!
Basically, it has a huge enclosure and is generally a wah fuzz, but it is a masterpiece model that also produces a very unique effect called "SINGING." "SINGING" simulates a sound as if a person were singing, and the pitch can be controlled with the pedal. It can also be used when the fuzz is ON, but it still somehow ends up sounding like fuzz. The "SINGING" control adjusts the level of the "SINGING" sound, "FUZZ" adjusts the fuzz level, TRAVELER controls the original sound when fuzz is OFF, and "PEAK" allows you to adjust the wah peak. Even just describing it like this, I don't think it's possible to imagine what kind of sound it makes, but "SINGING" may be a level that allows those confident in their foot technique to play melodies like singing. The cover of the battery box on the back really shows the high level of Japanese craftsmanship. The internal circuit board is molded for some reason. It is already a rare model just by existing, and I think it is also rare that this one still has its white pedal cover (rubber-made) intact. This is a historically significant early KORG pedal from the period when KORG became a company representing Japan!
※ The pedal cover is made of rubber, but due to aging it is partially deteriorated, so please handle with care.
※ Battery snap replacement available
Era: 1970s
Accessories: Box (with large tears/repair marks)
In charge : Sano (Sano)
※The warranty period is one month from the date of purchase.
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