Rangemaster Fuzzbug
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Philip
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edkoppel
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it's never too late to start...
Oh, DB? That's just slang for Dandy Big muff collector.
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chrisalis
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Re: Rangemaster Fuzzbug
> Hi, I remembered that I had one of
> these old pedals kicking around in a box in the garage!
> I bought this pedal brand new in perhaps 1966 (it's a long way back!) from
> Macari's in Denmark Street. I remember buying it and travelling on the
> train from my home in Essex with a friend especially for this new wonder
> box!
> In Macari's window were a line of perhaps three or four Fuzzbugs along with
> three or four Tonebenders (that had just come out).The Tonebender as I
> remember, was slightly more expensive.
> these old pedals kicking around in a box in the garage!
> I bought this pedal brand new in perhaps 1966 (it's a long way back!) from
> Macari's in Denmark Street. I remember buying it and travelling on the
> train from my home in Essex with a friend especially for this new wonder
> box!
> In Macari's window were a line of perhaps three or four Fuzzbugs along with
> three or four Tonebenders (that had just come out).The Tonebender as I
> remember, was slightly more expensive.
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Laundromat
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Re: Rangemaster Fuzzbug
Oh crap! 
Just when you think you've seen it all.
Just when you think you've seen it all.
Condolences, the bums lost!
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edkoppel
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holy shit!
you just flipped our world on its ass.
thanks for the pics/story.
also, welcome to the forum!
you just flipped our world on its ass.
thanks for the pics/story.
also, welcome to the forum!
Oh, DB? That's just slang for Dandy Big muff collector.
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Electric Warrior
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Nice! And very interesting! Thanks a lot for sharing!
Can you remember which kind of Tone Bender had just come out when you purchased that pedal? The one we call "MK1.5" or the Professional MKII? Or maybe *gasp* both at the same time? of course it could have been the MKI as well, who knows...
I'm still not sure where these oddball pedals (Fuzzbugs and the "prototype" Supa Fuzzes) fit in. They have heatshrink on the shields of the input and output cables. I haven't seen this in any other MK1.5 or MKII Tone Bender yet iirc.
Can you make out the pot codes?
Can you remember which kind of Tone Bender had just come out when you purchased that pedal? The one we call "MK1.5" or the Professional MKII? Or maybe *gasp* both at the same time? of course it could have been the MKI as well, who knows...
I'm still not sure where these oddball pedals (Fuzzbugs and the "prototype" Supa Fuzzes) fit in. They have heatshrink on the shields of the input and output cables. I haven't seen this in any other MK1.5 or MKII Tone Bender yet iirc.
Can you make out the pot codes?
Everything is transitional.
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