I bought this fuzz the other day on eBay. I realize that it might be a DIY job. I'm wondering if you guys can help me figure out if it was DIY or a kit or manufactured in some way. As far as I can tell, the transistor that I can see has no letters or numbers on it. Thankfully, the thing sounds great, like an angry 60s silicon fuzz to my ears.
Mystery Fuzz, please help identify it
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Re: Mystery Fuzz, please help identify it
Can't help you w/ the ID.
If you've got it yet, how's it sound?
If you've got it yet, how's it sound?
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Re: Mystery Fuzz, please help identify it
Looks a little like a home made Fuzztone FZ-1B to me.
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Re: Mystery Fuzz, please help identify it
That's interesting, I was going to say that it also sounded a bit like an FZ-1B.
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Re: Mystery Fuzz, please help identify it
I'm concluding, especially with that roughly cut board, that it was a home-brew, and that it is old. Thanks for the help so far.
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