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Thanks!

Thanks! I can’t remember sorry. I recorded it 6 years ago and the amp is long gone!

Hi. Tone Benders can get woolly and fuzzy as they use germanium transistors. They are also sensitive to temperature; if they get hot they will be more fuzzy, cooler they are more clear. They are very sensitive to the type of guitar also. A LP will make them more fuzzy than a tele or strat. It key is to keep the fuzz knob low and turn the volume down on your guitar until you find the tone you like. If it is still woolly with the guitar volume down then the trim pots have been adjusted. It is possible to adjust them but you would need a multi meter to adjust each one to set the voltages each transistor receives. Germanium are all different also so I would set them to the standard voltages then make slight adjustments by ear.

Great thank you Andrew.

Bruh this guy is my school teacher😭😭😭

@@Amien-11we go to the same school bro

Thanks! It was recorded years ago using a laptop mic. Technology has moved on now thankfully!

@@axemanandcould you do an update

It’s just the pedal straight into Marshall dsl40 combo.

It’s a Marshall Origin 20.

It’s a Marshall Origin 20 combo with the stock Simon Neal signature pickups.

Hi. I sell these, yes. I have a Facebook page facebook.com/mooseeffectsuk/

Thanks! Your videos are great also. I’ve watched lots of your psychobilly videos and used some of the ideas in videos I posted on the channel years ago.

Thanks! I love the 50s Fender colours. Believe it or not it’s a squire I stripped and resprayed. It sounds great live and is better than many fenders I’ve owned.

Hell no 🤣

tony ciccariello thanks!

Thanks!

The Noun this one was just a straight iPhone recording. I usually use a close mic and room mic through Cubase but this was a quick recording.

Kevin Betts that’s a coincidence! I love fuzz but have struggled with a fuzz face in a live band mix but this pedal does solve the problem of disappearing into mush as it’s fuzzy but clear. No offence will be taken if you don’t buy it!

M34 Rocks thanks! Yeah, I make them and sell them on eBay.

Guitar Pedals and Jamz Cool, do you have an eBay shop/seller name? Just so I can keep my eye out

M34 Rocks it’s andrewlambert1977. I should have another one for sale this week hopefully when the parts arrive.

Guitar Pedals and Jamz cool, I’ll keep my eyes peeled. Cheers man

Guitar Pedals and Jamz that one mate is all mine ✌🏻

tisu wajah thanks! It can get that kind of punky/grungy sound. It was Now I Wanna Be Your Dog by Iggy and the Stooges.

Fret Junkies thanks! It’s a great fuzz circuit. It sounds good with a strat also. I built it myself with components but there are kits available from Fuzz Dog’s pedal parts and Jed’s peds. They are only £20 odd quid and it’s good fun, especially during lock down! There are lots of kits on those sites and it’s a great way to start off if you’ve never done it before.

tisu wajah great tone on the Little Wing Albert Hall recording. It is neck pickup on a strat with no fuzz. It’s a plexi style Marshall (dsl on the crunch channel is close) up loud so it’s overdriving with the volume on the guitar rolled back for the intro and verse, then up full for the solo. Red house is just amp also, no fuzz. It sounds like the Gibson Flying V on that track. Jimi often used it live for Red House.

@@axemanand thank you so so much :')

tisu wajah thanks!

ACERob71 my guess is mid power judging by how clean his signal is.

Sorry for the very late reply! It was set in high power mode but I have the guitar volume turned down for the clean sections. The Les Paul has 50s wiring so it cleans up better with the guitar volume.