Must be unique! A totally analog comprehensive pedalboard.

Superb near mint condition and perfect working order.

Comes with power supply and box.

Cost close to £500 new!

General

Fully analogue, the Morley AFX-1 Analog Multi FX board features a built-in Morley Switchless Classic Wah and no complex menus or fussy software - simply plug in and play. This next-level unit has been built for studio work as well as gigging, and thanks to a set of underlying circuits taken from classic Morley models of times gone by, this multi-effect pedal performs like a seventies-focussed time machine. Even the hand-built stainless steel housing is an heirloom from the original chrome-plated Morley pedals from way back when, and so you're assured of 100% pure Morley quality, every AFX-1 has been made in the USA and comes including a Truetone One Spot 9V power supply.

The Morley AFX-1 Analog Multi FX: All You Need

The integrated Classic Wah is fully optical, so there's no need to contend with crackling control pots, and since this wah is switchless, it's triggered as soon as you step on it and bypassed as soon as you release it. But the true core of the AFX-1 is formed by the Diamond Distortion which, via the three-band EQ section and pre-and-post controls, can be dialled in with surgical precision. Meanwhile, a special High Gain mode has been thrown in to give solos and accents a necessary boost, and the welcome addition of a premium buffer ensures that your signal integrity remains intact - even when using longer jack leads.

Built-in Effects + FX Loop

Second from the left, we have the Chrystal Chorus section, which can be used to mould and shape a wide array of authentic chorus effects via the Rate and Depth pots. Morley has also piled on an Emerald Echo that can be pulled all the way from a classic slapback delay to a massive, spacious hall reverb, adding that all-important extra-dimension to the sound. Even your other stompboxes can be linked through this unit thanks to the fitted FX loop, which places any external effects between the distortion and chorus section. Connect this pedal unit up in mono, or to really get big, hook it up in stereo.