bennybanana wrote:Not sure yet...will know in a week or so Haven't seen alot of info on them, but there was alot of Japanese guitar gear (and analogue synths) sold here in the 70's. I've never seen one of these before, in all my time on forums and ebay. Apparently they were a Japanese version of the Big Muff (according to another forum) but I have read that they came out in 1970, doesn't that pre-date the Big Muff? Anyways, will let you know
it could be a Big Muff. they also made a Superfuzz copy and a "Bazz Box" which looks just like a MKI.5 or MKII Tonebender as well as a couple of other oddball pedals. i doubt it would be quite as early as 1970 though.
Awesome! I was looking at that but forgot about it The Guyatone Sustainer FS6 is (kinda) a Big Muff but with a FET-input stage minus the output buffer amp stage --- more like the old Jumbo Tone Bender. Good score. Jealous
Good deals done with all these guys Canada, we put the "u" in satire
dude, nice score! It's almost impossible to find the Japanese stuff over here. I have always wanted to try one of those (if you ever decide to sell it, you know who to contact...)
A little off topic, but where/how do you get a new Jerms pedal? Are you custom ordering these from him or does he make random ones and then sells them somewhere?
There's a snake in my boots. Someone poisoned the waterhole!
Haven't seen alot of info on them, but there was alot of Japanese guitar gear (and analogue synths) sold here in the 70's. I've never seen one of these before, in all my time on forums and ebay. Apparently they were a Japanese version of the Big Muff (according to another forum) but I have read that they came out in 1970, doesn't that pre-date the Big Muff? Anyways, will let you know
