Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2011 9:19 am
Just these from rapid electronics, they're the same as the original.taylornutt wrote:Mike, what kind of knobs are those? They looked like Bronco Knobs but without the "F".
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Just these from rapid electronics, they're the same as the original.taylornutt wrote:Mike, what kind of knobs are those? They looked like Bronco Knobs but without the "F".
Thanks for the link. It's near impossible to find the numbered Bronco Style knobs that they used on the Starcasters, Fender Blenders, keyboards, and amplifiers. If I ever start building guitars it's good to know a modern replacement exists. I have a small number from eBay, but those won't last long at the rate I am going.Mike wrote:Just these from rapid electronics, they're the same as the original.taylornutt wrote:Mike, what kind of knobs are those? They looked like Bronco Knobs but without the "F".
ooh, it's like something off the death star!Mike wrote:





Very noice. Looks cool as with the blue LEDMike wrote:This was fun and tricky. RAT2 mplete rebuild with original RAT circuit, better taper pots, LM308N, Boss DC jack, Neutrik Jacks etc.Co






Based on our chat about it last night I'm inclined to get hold of one when the funds allow. Looks very swish Mike! Also that black pedal with all the knobs is BADASSERYlorez wrote:i have to say that is my favourite pedal at the moment Mike, very nice sounds to be had from the tonebender. whoever is getting it is a lucky person
+1 . I am looking into getting one and a IC Big Muff in the future possibly. Is the ToneBender significantly different from a Fuzzface? I am interested in the Zepplin tones as well as White Stripes sound hence the IC Big Muff.lorez wrote:i have to say that is my favourite pedal at the moment Mike, very nice sounds to be had from the tonebender. whoever is getting it is a lucky person
I find it richer and fuller in its tone than my fuzzface but that is more than likely due to the fact it is germanium instead of silicon. they offer different sounds in my mind and it gives a lot of what I call early 70s fuzz by people like zep and t-rex. tbh, I would get all 3 if I was you and cover all basestaylornutt wrote:+1 . I am looking into getting one and a IC Big Muff in the future possibly. Is the ToneBender significantly different from a Fuzzface? I am interested in the Zepplin tones as well as White Stripes sound hence the IC Big Muff.lorez wrote:i have to say that is my favourite pedal at the moment Mike, very nice sounds to be had from the tonebender. whoever is getting it is a lucky person