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Mike Piera, owner of Analog.Man Guitar Effects in Bethel, CT, has a six-year waiting list for his most sought-after pedal, the King of Tone.

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The pedal in question is called the King of Tone. It has a six-year waiting list. ‘Best sound’ Piera was a software engineer working in Japan in the mid-1980s.