Vintage Amp Pedal Appraisal

Universal Audio Woodrow '55 Instrument Amplifier Pedal

The item is a stompbox-style guitar pedal, likely a Universal Audio (UA) brand, given the prominent UA logo. It is labeled 'WOODROW' and '’55 Instrument Amplifier', indicating it is an amp simulator pedal based on a 1955 amplifier. The pedal features a metal chassis with a two-tone finish; the upper portion is a metallic orange-gold color, and the lower portion, where the footswitches are located, is a brushed silver finish. The pedal has six rotary knobs on the top panel with silver tops and ribbed black bodies, controlling parameters likely related to room sound, tone, and boost, judging by the labels 'ROOM', 'TONE', and 'BOOST' below them. There are also three toggle switches, each with a silver lever and base, positioned above the lower row of knobs. The lower silver section features two metal footswitches with circular tops, labeled 'ON' and 'PRESET'. A small black LED indicator is situated above each footswitch. The surface of the silver section shows some scuffs and minor wear consistent with typical pedal use. The overall construction appears sturdy, suggesting good quality craftsmanship. The aesthetic evokes a vintage feel, fitting its purpose as an amp simulator of an older model.