This is a pre-owned pedal. 

All pre-owned pedals have been tested and are in proper working order. Each pedal is rated for condition on a scale of 1-5 (5=excellent condition/as new; no paint chips or scratches). The rating is for the pedal only. If it comes in the original box, that will be noted in the listing.

The condition of this pedal is rated 5/5.

Handmade in California, the Oddfellow Caveman Drive is a boutique pedal whose simple layout belies its tonal complexities. But even before hooking this stompbox into your signal chain, right off the bat, you have to dig the cardboard box in which it comes. Sure, this looks like your basic box on the outside, but open it up and you’ll find the Caveman nestled in fake fur. That’s right, fur, along with adhesive feet and an Oddfellow decal. Of course, all this groovy packaging has nothing to do with the Caveman’s tone, but as far as cool-factor case candy goes, a fur-lined box makes quite an impression.

For functionality, the Oddfellow Caveman Drive has a straightforward setup comprising just three knobs – Volume, Tone, and Drive – as well as two heavy-duty footswitches – one for Bypass and one for Boost. The Bypass footswitch engages a true bypass, so the user doesn’t have to worry about the Caveman gunking up their signal path when disengaged. Meanwhile, the Boost is fixed, applying just the right amount of punch when it’s kicked in.

Another great feature is the pedal’s sideways orientation. While the Caveman features the basic MXR-sized housing, Oddfellow founder Jon Meleika turned it sideways and put the input/output and DC jacks on the back. Keep in mind, though, that the Caveman only runs on DC wall power, not batteries