Used VooDoo Lab Micro Vibe pedal. Works and sounds great. Some paint chips on bottom cover.
What is the Micro Vibe?
The Voodoo Lab Micro Vibe delivers the same juicy, swinging tone as an original 1968 Uni-Vibe. Originally designed as a Leslie® rotating speaker simulator, the Uni-Vibe circuit is a variation of a four-stage phase shifter. While it didn’t do so well with keyboard players, it’s unique sound achieved legendary status when Jimi Hendrix used the effect on his Band of Gypsys record, and his landmark Woodstock performance of “The Star Spangled Banner.” Numerous recordings by guitar heroes like Robin Trower, David Gilmour, and Stevie Ray Vaughan also helped make the Uni-Vibe a tone classic.

Is the Micro Vibe a “digital” recreation of the Uni-Vibe?
No. The Micro Vibe’s signal path is completely analog! Micro Vibe includes the same sinewave oscillator, incandescent lamp, and photocells, which give the original Uni-Vibe its groovy swagger. Thanks to Voodoo Lab’s dedicated, guitar playing engineers, our Micro Vibe gives you the same lush, psychedelic colors of the original, but in an ultra-compact, pedalboard friendly 9V stompbox.

Does the Micro Vibe have True Bypass switching?
Yes. In fact, all Voodoo Lab pedals have True Bypass switching giving you absolutely no loss of tone when the pedal is bypassed.

How much current do Voodoo Lab pedals draw?
None of our pedals draw more than 50mA

What are the dimensions of Voodoo Lab pedals?
The dimensions of the pedals are:
L 4 3/4″ x W 3 3/4″ x H 2″