1981 Boss Japan DM-2 Vintage Analog Delay Pedal w/Box

1981 Boss Japan DM-2 Vintage Analog Delay Pedal w/BoxGood used vintage condition as pictured, includes the original box. This is the highly desired MN3005 model. The Boss DM 2 was a bucket brigade analog delay from the 1980's. The DM 2 originally employed the famous MN3005 BBD to produce between 30 330ms of delay. This chip was replaced with the MN3205 in the later models. In order to produce the longer delay times of the DM 2, Boss engineers needed to limit the frequency response of the repeats. This

Fingerboard: AA birdseye maple

This is an exceptional example of a JV guitar that has been professionally and respectfully restored while still retaining it's vintage charm

This one appears to be close to all original as pictured except for some replacement pickups/pots (unbranded)

Basswood body bolted to a maple neck with a 22 fret fingerboard (34" scale length

The E-FR-140GT/BA was an exceptional build with a 7-piece maple/walnut neckthrough design

Appears all original with four-screw full sized tuners

From a throbbing tremolo to a cocked wah mid boost all the way to a reverse phase (by using the "off" setting by turning down the depth knob until an internal switch clicks)

Made in Japan by ESP in 1988 (dated using the original pot codes)

Very reasonable condition for its age (and pointy-ness) as pictured with only basic wear and tear from general use

Conceived in the mid 1990s

this looks to be a custom order model from ESP's Japanese factory

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