#scuzzfx

Finally completed my replica Sola Sound Tonebender Professional MKII. This is easily the most perfect-sounding fuzz/distortion tone I've yet created: it sounds just raw, defined and awesome on guitar or bass. Thus the intricate paint job. Matched germs from Smallbear, true bypass, obnoxiously bright waterclear green LED and no VOLUME control. For the moment, wired positive-ground, but I have a negative voltage inverter daughterboard to add to it so it can be daisy-chained. A beast. For sale too...

What is it? I probably shouldn't mention the name. But it's a certain "transparent overdrive" which currently sells for somewhere between $500 to $1500 or more and is surrounded by crazy hype. As you can see, my build of it looks a lot like spaghetti but actually sounds... golden. True to the hype this thing sounds radical, if you are waaay into classic rock. Built to order for a client, decked out in megarad gold Hammerite, cream knobs... already miss the thing a li'l bit.

another for a client, this one's a copy of the vintage EHX Pulsar, |\/|ark's layout as usual. this thing sounds nuts. Every speed, depth and switch setting sounds like a whole different effect. subtle but so awesome. ennio morricone

Blurry fake oriental rug with a blurry octave-up copy of the fOXX Tone Machine layout by |\/|ark, with a big-ass input capacitor up front for morre furrzzz, no volume knob (NOT NEEDED) and an obnoxiously bright green LED. exciting sound! how tone, very wow. 2nd for a client (1st did not get a photo of)