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behringer - FUZZ BENDER

"Of the many guitar effects that’s synonymous with rock, fuzz has to be at the top of anyone’s list. It’s been a genre staple since the 60s and has been the basis of many flavors of distortion to this day. But here at Behringer, we’ve always been about bringing it back, old-school and we’re doing that with the Behringer FUZZ BENDER."

"... as you can see it keeps its iconic shape in its all-metal-enclosure ... yes it is a little smaller than the original ..."

cred: behringer.com

Top Gear - wah pedal

"1970s British made Top Gear wah pedal , sliding cable operated linier pot!"

s. more sliding cable wah pedals

cred: facebook.com/Colin Holland

Ibanez - "first series" - collection: Ibanez No.84 Double Sound, Ibanez No.95 Blubber(wah), Ibanez No.57 Standard Wau Wau, Ibanez No.58 Standard Wau Fuzz, Ibanez No.59 Standard Fuzz, Maxon No.88 Distortion Booster.

cred: facebook.com/Veli-Pekka Oinonen

Ibanez - "wide box" series: Ibanez FL-303 Flanger V.2, Ibanez PT-707 Phase Tone II

cred: facebook.com/Veli-Pekka Oinonen

Ibanez - "big box"-series - collection: Ibanez FP-777 Flying Pan (reissue), Ibanez JL-70 Jetlyzer, Ibanez No.95 Renometer, Ibanez FL-305 Flanger.

cred: facebook.com/Veli-Pekka Oinonen

DEMTON - FUZZ

"Distortion from 1976 . It was a smooth overdriven amplifier with 3 trannies, +diodes cut. It is interesting that 3 coils (multiple output transformers) RLC filter element ensured the special sound character."

cred: demton.hu

DEMTON - multi effects pedal

"In 1975, 1 year later, 50 years ago, I built myself a multi-effects pedal, I think it might have been the first multi-effects in the country. I had never seen anything like it before.

The entire mechanism was also self-made.

Its special feature was that the Wah and Volume pedals were already optoelectronic, not potentiometers. Noiseless and squeak-free.

It had WAH, Phase shifter, compressor and distortion. The sequence of WAH and distortion could be changed with a switch. And the distortion was adjusted with 6 selectable sound volt switches and coiled inductive filters. I loved it very much."

"I think Hungary's first multi-effects pedal was completed in 1977 :-) I outgrew the old simple distortion and wanted to imitate the professional sounds. The little devil was moving in my brain and didn't leave me alone until I created this pedal. This was the content of WAH - Phase shifter - Fuzz - Compressor . The Fuzz and WAH order could be switched with a switch.  It was particularly interesting that even then the Volume and WAH were made with optical control without a potentiometer! The Phase Shifter was a copy of a Roland Phaser, I cringed the most because the phase shifting was done by 6 RC members, which were controlled by 6 FETs at the same time. After construction, it sounded pretty bad. In my frustration, I messed around until I realized that the FETs must be exactly the same. Luckily for me, the local parts store had approx. It has 150 FETs, from which I was able to select the 6 identical ones. The result spoke for itself. And I began to learn the profession more and more. Thanks to a bit of luck, it came back to me."

cred: facebook.com/Zoltán Dugmanics, demton.hu

WARM audio - WA-C1

"sterep chorus & vibrato pedal with depht & rate controls ... Faithful Recreation Of The Most Celebrated All-Analog Chorus Effects Pedal"

s.a. the original BOSS - CE-1 chorus ensemble

interesting recreation of the boss/roland enclosure - s.a a turkish recreation and the actual update of their own enclosure design by boss.

cred: warmaudio.com/wa-c1-chorus-vibrato, facebook.com/Brett Huhn

Ibanez - first series narrow box - collections

cred: facebook.com/Veli-Pekka Oinonen, Wolfgang Merkel,