As production on the KoT ramps back up, the used market might settle down again (which looks like it may be happening already). According to him, production on this pedal ceased for a bit over the past six months so new models were even harder to come by than normal. When I first noticed prices on the most recent version of the KoT trending upward, I emailed AnalogMike himself for insight. So what accounts for the more recent jump? Any guitarist worth knowing has played one of these iconic guitars, including Jimmy. The quirky double cutaway shapes and coke bottle headstocks hark back to the 50s and 60s pop, blues and surf rock. Analogman even has a page on their website detailing the long delays, which go back at least a decade. Danelectro are a guitar company based in California and produce classic instruments with unique retro bodies not seen anywhere else. What's odd about this recent price surge, though, is that buying a new KoT from Analogman has carried a lengthy waiting list for years. As the forum denizens out there will know, the waiting list for this mythic overdrive can span years, which means used specimens tend to sell quickly. Like the Echo Park, the Analogman King of Tone reflects another instance of the supply of new pedals affecting the used market. Danelectro continued to originate new amp concepts over the years, including a hybrid tube/solid-state amp in 1968, and a master-slave amp system in 1956 that advertised practically limitless power30 to 300 watts, or even more. If you see this article weeks or years after its publication and the trend lines don't quite make sense, it's a good indication that the bubble around that particular pedal has plateaued or burst entirely. 1950 saw his introduction of the first reverb device for guitar.
DANELECTRO PEDALS DISCONTINUED UPDATE
Please note, the graphs shown on this page are built to update as more transactions are recorded to the Price Guide. I'll do my best to make sense of it below, but if you have better insight, let us know in the comments. In some examples, there are clear explanations for this, and in other cases the market forces are murky at best. With the Reverb market specifically, when a pedal sells, we record the transaction to our Price Guide to give us constant insight into shifts in velocity and pricing, which we sometimes refer to as "pedal hotness." Today, we're going to take a look at five cases where we've seen distinct upticks in the resale price of specific used pedals. It's a lifestyle that's common to the Reverb community and one that's fueled a dynamic used market where tastes, trends and the laws of supply and demand dictate ultimate resale values. It's about finding new tones and exploring new gear through an addictive routine of buying, trying, selling and buying again.
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