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https://reverb.com/item/10722399-fo...ary-hurst-approved-like-sola-sound-tonebender
The original Tone Bender circuit in a MINI BOX. Gary Steward Hurst approved. Powered by three nos germanium transistors. Row-fuzzy tone real vintage To reproduce the most famous sound of sixties rock bands as The Yardbirds, Jeff Beck, the Beatles and more...
FormulaB is a small Italian company that worked alongside with Gary Hurst himself for the latest Tone Bender 50th Anniversary Reissue, and the Mini Bender is a Gary Hurst certified smaller edition of his masterpiece.
Was featured in Tone Report and i had to have one. Sounds amazing!
Serial number #20 / 50
Only a limited 50 were made
From DAM website:
The UK fuzz box phenomenon began in 1965 when electronics engineer Gary Stewart Hurst designed an effects pedal called a Tone Bender. The first version of this Tone Bender is referred to as the Tone Bender MKI. The MKI was a three transistor circuit that was based upon the Gibson built Maestro Fuzz-tone that was modified by Hurst to produce more sustain than its American counter part. The story goes that guitar legend Vic Flick, the man responsible for the James Bond Theme, brought a Fuzz-tone (FZ-1) to Hurst and requested the sustain to be increased.
Asking S$250
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The original Tone Bender circuit in a MINI BOX. Gary Steward Hurst approved. Powered by three nos germanium transistors. Row-fuzzy tone real vintage To reproduce the most famous sound of sixties rock bands as The Yardbirds, Jeff Beck, the Beatles and more...
FormulaB is a small Italian company that worked alongside with Gary Hurst himself for the latest Tone Bender 50th Anniversary Reissue, and the Mini Bender is a Gary Hurst certified smaller edition of his masterpiece.
Was featured in Tone Report and i had to have one. Sounds amazing!
Serial number #20 / 50
Only a limited 50 were made
From DAM website:
The UK fuzz box phenomenon began in 1965 when electronics engineer Gary Stewart Hurst designed an effects pedal called a Tone Bender. The first version of this Tone Bender is referred to as the Tone Bender MKI. The MKI was a three transistor circuit that was based upon the Gibson built Maestro Fuzz-tone that was modified by Hurst to produce more sustain than its American counter part. The story goes that guitar legend Vic Flick, the man responsible for the James Bond Theme, brought a Fuzz-tone (FZ-1) to Hurst and requested the sustain to be increased.
Asking S$250
Sms Nine 7 eight I eight 8 O 0
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