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What is on your workbench Tinkerers?
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OC44 Rangemaster
OC75 / OC71 Rangebender
OC75 / OC71 Rangebender
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Guitar renovation complete. Floyd Rose hole filled and a lot of other work too. Gotta love a mouldy fretboard
It's like an orange on a toothpick
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excellent!
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Thanks. It was a bitch of a job but came good in the end.
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Grrr - had a fiddly time with this 70s Soviet fuzz, with pcb traces lifting and old wires breaking, but i eventually fitted a mini footswitch and true bypass wiring in place of the clunky original switch (a type that was apparently commonly used in table lamps in the USSR!)
I've had it for a few years but only just got around to it:
I've had it for a few years but only just got around to it:
Handmade, high-impact, great-looking radical queer germanium fuzz. A different approach to 1960s-inspired fuzz pedals, no clones, check them out at https://goodfuzzysounds.com or on YouTube https://tinyurl.com/GFS-YT
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Looks really cool! Lots of people seem to want to take vibrato off guitars at the moment.Dr Tony Balls wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2019 4:45 pm Ages ago I did something similar with an "Epiphone by Gibson" Firebird 500. They were from some weird 80s era when Gibson acquired Steinberger and started putting Steinberger trems into stuff? Weird. Anyway it came out okay.
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Comin up in the next few weeks.....gotta make this:
look like this again:
look like this again:
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