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Morley pays homage to Metallica’s first bassist with a Signature reissue of its legendary Power Fuzz Wah pedal.

The Morley Cliff Burton Tribute Series Power Fuzz Wah is a tribute version of the 70s stompbox that Burton used with its bass, but it will also sound great with a guitar or a keyboard.

The Power Fuzz Wah combines classic wah wah and fuzz effects, that can be used separately or combined. You can adjust the wah level a well as the level, intensity and vintage/modern mode of the fuzz.

The Power Fuzz Wah is powered by a 9V battery or an optional Morley power supply.

No information regarding the price and availability. You’ll find more info at www.morleypedals.com.

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