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Tonebenders! One leg of the so-called fuzz 'holy trinity' - and definitely the fuzz I've struggled with the most over the years. But as it turns out, I'd just been playing the wrong ones. Fuzzes are deceivingly simple circuits - it takes a special set of ears & skills to build, tune & bias them properly...
Enter Nick Williams...AKA Mr Tonebender! Nick builds Tonebender replicas to exact specifications of his originals. And by exact, I mean...identical-sounding in ever way, shape & form!
(Check out Nick's amazing pedals here: www.williamsaudio.co.uk)
Today, we'll be taking a look at the three best-known of the Tonebenders. How do they compare? How did the circuit evolve? Do they clean up in the same way? Blah blah blah...
What do you think? Are you a Tonebender fiend? Or are they not for you? Comment below!
Guitar is a Fender Tele with Monty's Retro Wind bridge & Bare Knuckle Flat '50 neck pickups, recorded through a Dr Z DB4 (SM57), a Hughes & Kettner Puretone Combo (sE Electronics RNR1 Ribbon) and a Cornell Romany Plus (recorded with a 1970s MD441)
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jp@joeperkins.co.uk
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8 фев 2019