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TW-1 T Wah
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Description
The BOSS TW-1 T Wah pedal features a streamlined interface with controls for Sensitivity, Peak, and a 2-way Drive switch. It is designed with Input, Output, and AC Adaptor connectors, and has a current draw of 6 mA (DC 9V). The pedal is recommended for use with the ACA Series AC Adaptor. The TW-1 T Wah was sold from July 1978 to May 1987 and was manufactured in Japan. The pedal measures 73mm wide and 129mm high.
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Boss T-Wah Electric Guitar effects pedal TW-1
Very Good
$196.68
Boss TW-1 T Wah (Black Label) 1977 - 1989 - Yellow
Very Good
$189
Boss TW-1 TW1 T Wah Vintage Guitar Pedal, Made in Japan 1984
Excellent
$268.90
Boss TW-1 T Wah (Black Label) 1980 - Yellow
Good
$220.31
Boss Japan TW-1 T Wah (Black Label) 1983 - Taupe
Very Good
$174.32
Boss TW-1 T Wah (Black Label) 1977 - 1989 - Yellow
Very Good
$203.36
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