At A Glance
- Input Impedance
- 320 kΩ
- Output Impedance @ 1 KHz
- Max Volume: 11 kΩ / Mid Volume: 64 kΩ
- Max Output
- +9 dBV
- Max Gain at 1 KHz, Volume & Fuzz Max
- 60 dBV
- Noise Floor, A Weighted, Volume & Fuzz Max
- 72 dBV
- Effect Switching
- THWBY
- Current Draw
- 4.7 mA
- Power Supply
- 9 volts DC
- Housing
- Mini
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Dunlop produced the FFM6-U Band of Gypsys Fuzz Face Mini Distortion as part of its Fuzz Face Mini series, positioning it as a compact recreation of the fuzz character associated with Jimi Hendrix's Band of Gypsys live performances. It occupied the signature/artist-inspired tier of the Fuzz Face Mini line, distinguishing itself from standard-issue variants by its specific voicing aimed at that aggressive, biting fuzz character.
The unit ran on a 9-volt DC power supply and drew 4.7 mA of current. An AC power jack was included alongside a battery door, allowing either supply method. A status LED indicated effect engagement. Effect switching used a true-hardwire-bypass (THWBY) configuration. The pedal was housed in the compact mini form factor common to the Fuzz Face Mini series. Input impedance was rated at 320 kΩ; output impedance at 1 kHz measured 11 kΩ at maximum volume and 64 kΩ at mid volume. Maximum output was +9 dBV, maximum gain at 1 kHz with both volume and fuzz at maximum was 60 dBV, and the A-weighted noise floor under the same conditions was 72 dBV.
Owners requiring service, pot replacement, or bypass switch work should consult a qualified guitar technician familiar with small-format effects units.
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