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nightraven wrote:the most i ever paid for a shin-ei fy-2 was £80 for a minty fresh one
the last one i bought was approx £15 (still needs a fix though)
the ebay BIN prices are stupid right now, check completed listings to see that they're going cheaper than ever lately, $200 isn't bad for a clean pedal in the USA but there's no shortage of those pedals


hmm alright I'll have to keep my eye out then. thanks :thumb:

EDIT: just check'd the completed listing and all the most previous ones sold for mostly over $300 :idk: seems like you got pretty lucky with your finds, but I'll try and be patient to see if a cheaper one shows up :p . The one I'm talking about is not the wah btw. It's the other version.
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keep your eye out on ebay.co.uk
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Fuzz-Ea ... 519c1e6aa7
http://www.ebay.com/itm/KIMBARA-SHIN-EI ... 45ff1a97a0
and ask me or one of the other UK forumites to bid on 'em for ya :thumb:
p.s. don't get me started on cheap shin-ei fuzz-wahs :lol: the stuff is worthless over here :yay:
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nightraven wrote:keep your eye out on ebay.co.uk
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Fuzz-Ea ... 519c1e6aa7
http://www.ebay.com/itm/KIMBARA-SHIN-EI ... 45ff1a97a0
and ask me or one of the other UK forumites to bid on 'em for ya :thumb:
p.s. don't get me started on cheap shin-ei fuzz-wahs :lol: the stuff is worthless over here :yay:


I see haha I'll have to add the ebay.co.uk to my bookmarks :lol:
btw whats the general consensus on this pedal?
I guess i've heard decent things about these as well as some bad things.
I guess i got little excited over the lower than usual price (which I was obviously wrong about :facepalm: )
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they're fun in the bedroom and in the studio but other than for that odd 'Psychocandy' tribute gig it's not easy to use live. big volume drop and if you run it into a dirty amp (the best way to run it IMHO) it goes crazy and snarls and spits and is tricky to tame! all part of its charm. i keep finding them and selling them after a while. onto my third now so we'll see how it goes.
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Can't stop the obsession- don't overlook the Jordan Bosstone hidden in there.
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Nice little obsession.

I used to have a MFZ-1. Still've got my Bosstone.

Coupla Russian pedals there, eh?
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'scuse me while i show off my sexy 1967 UK made Tone Bender
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damn dude.
that's on my list for sure.
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^^That's pretty cool -- gutshots?
Talking of muffs and tone benders, here's another couple I snagged recently -- a Jumbo and a Supa:

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Yeah- the Russian fuzzes make me damn nervous to own.....no way to fix those things if they go ape squeeze on me (huh, schematic- yeah right). Hell, every vintage fuzz I own makes me nervous....fingers crossed they all keep working as long as I own them! I linked my utube as I always make vids to show all these crusty old pedals....and here it is again- http://www.youtube.com/user/chipshot445 ... sults_main Woot....
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Yeah, I bet those Russian fuzzes still have the KGB listening devices still implanted in 'em.

You need to make friends with a former Soviet missile technician.
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:snax: :)
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I like my Pep Box if that's what this thread is about.
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I always wanted to get me filthy mitts on an original Schaller Fuzz

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Does the original Roland AF-100 Bee Baa actually produce constant upper octave harmonics like the Maxon Fuzz Elements Fire? Just curious given none of the Bee Baa clones I've owned over the years did so unless I bottomed out the gain in the mid-suck setting.
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