MXR EVH Phase 90 Effects Pedal
The item is an MXR Phase 90 effects pedal, notably an EVH (Eddie Van Halen) signature model, as indicated by the "EVH" logo and the iconic red, white, and black patterned finish inspired by Van Halen's "Frankenstein" guitar. The pedal has a rectangular metal enclosure. It features a large metal footswitch at the top for activation. Below the footswitch is a small blue LED indicator light. At the bottom, there is a single large control knob labeled "SPEED" with a white marking to indicate the current setting. The input and output jacks are located on the left and right sides, respectively, and are standard 1/4-inch size. The pedal is powered by a connector on the top edge (not fully visible but suggested by the wiring). The overall condition appears good with minor signs of use, consistent with being mounted on a pedalboard as evidenced by the mounting mechanism visible beneath and around the pedal. The graphics are clear and intact. This is a modern production pedal, likely from the 2000s or later.
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Estimated Value
$90-110
Basic Information
Category
Guitar Effects Pedal
Appraised On
August 27, 2025
Estimated Value
$90-110
Item Description
The item is an MXR Phase 90 effects pedal, notably an EVH (Eddie Van Halen) signature model, as indicated by the "EVH" logo and the iconic red, white, and black patterned finish inspired by Van Halen's "Frankenstein" guitar. The pedal has a rectangular metal enclosure. It features a large metal footswitch at the top for activation. Below the footswitch is a small blue LED indicator light. At the bottom, there is a single large control knob labeled "SPEED" with a white marking to indicate the current setting. The input and output jacks are located on the left and right sides, respectively, and are standard 1/4-inch size. The pedal is powered by a connector on the top edge (not fully visible but suggested by the wiring). The overall condition appears good with minor signs of use, consistent with being mounted on a pedalboard as evidenced by the mounting mechanism visible beneath and around the pedal. The graphics are clear and intact. This is a modern production pedal, likely from the 2000s or later.
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