are these designed by the same 'talented' fella who designed the new rotosound line up????? miaow!

ekwatts wrote:Nice choice of display. Which Dick book is that?

hehe its 3 stigmata!

[quote="timhulio"
On a side note, I noticed the other week that Christian at Magnetic Effects has built some of these Tonebenders using a charge pump to get the positive ground supply, while allowing use of a standard 9V DC center negative adapter. That sounds like a pretty clever idea.[/quote ...

thanks Tim, just popped up in my noggin, but obviously you had that covered!
Every MKIII type pedal I have done (no limiting resistor thank you!) has had tons of volume to spare, so not sure what Rotosound are playing at, have heard a few good reports (after fiddling with the trims!) on these so ...

just saw this, i know the work has been done but I do believe most vintage MKIII circuits had a volume limiting resistor at the output which a lot of people bypass with a wire for more output, just out of interest Tim do you know if this was the case with this circuit?

i borrowed one of these from a friend and thought it was pretty good!

Wasn't arsed about any of the NAMM gear until I saw this:

http://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/72315_569564266406510_1163540384_n.jpg

Hallmark are going to reissue the Rosac Nu-Fuzz.

Am excite.

UPDATE: $250. Fuck that shit, that's more than the originals change hands for ...

hahaha i will try and remember to tell martin!

funnily enough there's a small guitar shop in Birmingham that stocks them, haven't tried them myself though the shop owner really rates them and they seem reasonably priced.

Ironically, that shop's called "The Little Guitar Shop"...
Got some fab gear in there....check out the obscure guitars ...

very nice work!

funnily enough there's a small guitar shop in Birmingham that stocks them, haven't tried them myself though the shop owner really rates them and they seem reasonably priced.

i heartily recomend using a JHS treblebooster type circuit in front of the epi valve jr, really brings it to life!

hey thanks for the mentions!
there are some great individual builders out there at the moment all doing there own thing, plenty of choice!
I really like the creepyfingers stuff myself, i have had a supa mk1, i currently have a doomidrive, and have a hornskewer (Zonk Machine) incoming.
Another brand ...

most of the goo is gone now, the stuff on the scratchplate is proving stubborn though!

cheers everyone, the intonation is indeed fine!

cheers mate! yeah thats the impression i got after further research, simon seems to think so too, will have a check when i get it.

nice one simon!
yeah the whole thing is going to be worked on including the pick ups and electronics, and yes i will be looking for a suitable neck so if anybody has any good tips please chime in!
i don't think i can look at the for sale section yet so don't know if anybody is selling a suitable ...

great stuff mate! working first time is the best!

jcyphe wrote:That actually does sound great.

why thank you sir!

wwrrss wrote:SOUNDS FUCKING BOSS/

GEAR!