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funky bass pedals Bootsy Collins Signed Bass Pedal Used on The Funk Capital of the World – Wax Poetics

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funky bass pedals Bootsy Collins Signed Bass Pedal Used on The Funk Capital of the World – Wax PoeticsA signed Tech 21 NYC Bootsy Fuzz bass pedal from the personal collection of funk legend Bootsy Collins. Designed in collaboration with Bootsy and built to capture his signature bass tone, this pedal was used extensively in the studio during the recording of The Funk Capital of the World, one of Bootsys most celebrated later career releases. According to Bootsy, it was the primary pedal used across the majority of the album and formed a key part of his

A signed Tech 21 NYC Bootsy Fuzz bass pedal from the personal collection of funk legend Bootsy Collins.

Designed in collaboration with Bootsy and built to capture his signature bass tone, this pedal was used extensively in the studio during the recording of The Funk Capital of the World, one of Bootsy’s most celebrated later-career releases. According to Bootsy, it was the primary pedal used across the majority of the album and formed a key part of his recording setup during that period.

Personally signed by Bootsy Collins, this example offers a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of gear directly connected to the creation of his recorded work, rather than simply a collectible associated with his name.

Key Details & Collectability

* Personally signed by Bootsy Collins

* Tech 21 NYC Bootsy Fuzz bass pedal

* Used by Bootsy in the studio

* Extensively used during the recording of The Funk Capital of the World

* Part of Bootsy’s regular recording rig during the album’s production

* Directly from the personal collection of Bootsy Collins

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