Suhr / Suhr Shiba Drive #1250 / Effect
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Suhr Shiba Drive in excellent condition no box pedal only.
Shiba Drive™ is a smooth sounding overdrive pedal that provides players with a wide variety of fat rhythm and warm lead tones. Shiba Drive is very popular among players seeking an overdrive pedal that can be used in conjunction with both their amplifier’s clean and overdrive channels.
Dirk Witte, Netherlands 
Dirk Witte is a family owned musicstore that was founded in 1939 in the Netherlands. We deal in new, used and vintage musical instruments and related gear.
You'll find a selection from our vintage inventory on this page but we generally have a lot more items in stock. So if you can't find what you are looking for here please message us.
Shipping Policy
Since we are located in the Netherlands shipping prices can vary widely for different weights and sizes of items, especially when shipping overseas. We charge actual shipping costs, with no S&H fee.
Any additional costs and charges that are related to international shipping, like import duties and/or local taxes, are the full responsibility of the customer. Dirk Witte Vintage is not liable for any of these costs.
Return Policy
NEW ITEMS
Returnable within 7 days of delivery.
USED & VINTAGE ITEMS
Returnable within 7 days of delivery.
General Terms
Items must be returned in original, as-shipped condition with all original packaging and no signs of use. Buyer assumes responsibility for all return shipping costs unless the item was not received as described.
Refunds
Buyer receives a full refund in their original payment method less any shipping charges.
Special Conditions
We strive to provide in-depth descriptions of our items before shipping them long distance and try to avoid any confusion about playability or condition. Feel free to ask us questions about our items. Should you feel an item you bought from us is not up to your expectations please contact us as soon as possible. We accept returns within 7 days after delivery but will charge the return shipping costs.
