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The Sweet
Pedal Manufacturer
Description
The Sweet by Frantone is a Germanium Transistorized Fuzztone that is designed to deliver an extreme and unique fuzz tone. It is known for its long sustain and smooth sound, utilizing classic germanium transistors. The pedal features a tough cast aluminum case with a black enamel finish, true bypass switching, a green indicator LED, steel LED bezel, Switchcraft jacks, custom white Bakelite knobs, hard-mounted PCB, external power jack, and clear feet. Each unit is hand-made in the USA by Frantone.
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Frantone The Sweet - Black
Good
$350
Frantone The Sweet 2010s - Black
Excellent
$395
Frantone The Sweet
Excellent
$399.99
Frantone The Sweet Fuzz Guitar Pedal
Very Good
$413.77
Frantone The Sweet 2010s - Black
Very Good
$400
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Frantone The Sweet Effector No.nm1343
Used
$704.86
Frantone The Sweet Effector
Used
$572.38
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