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$235 is your absolute final/total here for the Sabbadius Love Drops Fuzz pedal, a vintage Hendrix inspired fuzz, handmade at Sabbadius Custom Shop in Cordoba, Argentina!

The Sabbadius Love Drops fuzz pedal is inspired by one of the best guitarists of all time... Jimi Hendrix! His Gibson Psychedelic Flying V Guitar was called “Love Drops”, as it had handmade paint on it.

Hendrix modified the nut and strap button, and painted the guitar himself, using nail polish. When Hendrix gave the guitar to Mick Cox of the Irish band Eire Apparent in 1969, Cox refinished it in black, and removed the original design. In the 1990s, session musician Dave Brewis acquired the guitar, and restored Hendrix’s original paint job.

Which fuzz pedal would Jimi Hendrix use today if he was still alive? Nico Sabbadius watched hundreds of videos of Jimi playing in different venues, like Isle of Wight and Stockholm, and his fuzz was having trouble working together with his wah-wah pedal. The fuzz had that noise that drove him nuts. So, Nico utilized all of his knowledge in Fuzz Faces and decided to use low noise Silicon transistors in Love Drops, with low to medium gain, to make them sound more like a Germanium fuzz, because Jimi liked the Germanium fuzz warmth, but he didn’t like how they responded when the weather wasn’t favorable for that type of transistor.



Unfortunately, the Fuzz Face’s germanium transistors were extremely unreliable when exposed to hot
stage lights or the sun during outdoor gigs. Jimi collected several Fuzz Face pedals, and he would try
several during sound check to choose the one he thought sounded best that particular day. Eventually, he got tired of the unreliable transistors in his Fuzz Face pedals, so he had them modified by Roger Mayer. 
The Silicon Transistors Nico chose for Sabbadius Love Drops Fuzz are the Matsushita 2sC828A-Q. These transistors are not
 the common 2sC828 ones, like used in the Uni-Vibe. These transistors have an hFE class gain from 130hfe to 260hfe. In Nico's opinion... a perfect match for Silicon transistors.

Sabbadius Love Drops Fuzz has a unique featuer, that allows you to make this fuzz “Wah Wah friendly”. This
 means that you can use Love Drops fuzz with a wah wah, without have that annoying coupler-like noise that makes fuzz pedals not compatible with wah wahs, and you won’t be able to make your wah wah sound or module like it should. You can place Love Drops fuzz before or after your wah wah pedal, and use the “WAH WAH TRICK” knob to set the correct position so that noise disappears.

If you are not using a Wah pedal with Love Drops, you can use the “WAH WAH TRICK” as a “Fuzz cleaner”. This will clean up a bit of the “fizziness” from the fuzz, and will convert the Fuzz in a kind of Overdrive pedal. You can place the FUZZ, OUTPUT, and WAH WAH TRICK knobs all the way up, and lower the volume of your guitar, to clean your tone like the fuzz effect is OFF.


The fuzz knob is a CUSTOM MADE potentiometer made for Sabbadius, with a special curve, to have the best control on a fuzz pedal from 0 to 9, giving you the ability to use the full potential of the
 knob range, thus giving more control of the fuzz.

The pedal has 4 named controls:

• OUTPUT: Controls the volume of the fuzz.

• FUZZ: Controls the amount of FUZZ that is added to the sound. This control can also 
be manipulated by the guitar’s volume control.
• 
BIAS: Nico decided to add this control outside the PCB so people can get more custom tones and sounds playing with the voltage that controls the Q2.

• WAH WAH TRICK: Lets you use a Wah-Wah pedal effect with the fuzz. In several Fuzz models with the wah wah pedal cannot be used because it makes a nasty noise when
the sweep of the same is used or the Wah Wah effect does not appear thus losing the modulation effect.
 With this control, it is possible to change the fuzz sound before or after the wah wah, thus producing an
 original wah-wah sound and fuzz together, and modulate to perfection. This function can be activated or 
disabled to control and generate “fizziness” in the fuzz effect, or to use it as a booster.

Sabbadius Love Drops Fuzz pedal features:
• Inspired by Jimi Hendrix's fuzz pedals
• Wah-Friendly
• Analog
• True Bypass