NPD - Lumpy's Tone Shop Led Bender
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 6:35 pm
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Re: NPD - Lumpy's Tone Shop Led Bender
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 8:04 pm
I can't see the picture
Re: NPD - Lumpy's Tone Shop Led Bender
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 9:06 pm
The4455 wrote:I can't see the picture
Should be fixed now.
Re: NPD - Lumpy's Tone Shop Led Bender
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 9:09 pm
oh my
Re: NPD - Lumpy's Tone Shop Led Bender
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 9:28 pm
Gutshot:
Re: NPD - Lumpy's Tone Shop Led Bender
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 9:30 pm
A better picture of it as it looked fresh out of the Lumpy Custom Shop.
Re: NPD - Lumpy's Tone Shop Led Bender
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 9:32 pm
The comments I made about this pedal over at the Gearpage.
"Ok....the pedal arrived today. I am liking it
pretty well. From reading through this thread I am thinking this is a variation of the Tonebender Mk2 circuit? I've tried it through a Marshall, Vox, and a Juke and need to tweek more but there are some really good late 60's, early 70's tones in this thing that are often reminiscent of Led Zeppelin. I've tried it with both a battery and isolated power supply. Both sound very good with a perceived slight greater liveliness, openness with the battery. The pedal is dead quiet. It is also pretty fuzzy even with the fuzz knob set to minimum. It does not clean up....not sure if it is supposed to or not. This is actually the first Tonebender circuit I have ever played through.
Here is what was written in black marker inside the pedal:
LED BENDER
7-11-10
V2 - #1
So I guess it must be the very first of its type. Not sure what is different about the version 2 Led Bender from version 1. I suppose someone has discussed that somewhere in this thread.
I tried to decipher the #'s that were on the components but could not. Can anyone tell what the components being used are? From looking at guts it appears components are different from build to build."
"Ok....the pedal arrived today. I am liking it
pretty well. From reading through this thread I am thinking this is a variation of the Tonebender Mk2 circuit? I've tried it through a Marshall, Vox, and a Juke and need to tweek more but there are some really good late 60's, early 70's tones in this thing that are often reminiscent of Led Zeppelin. I've tried it with both a battery and isolated power supply. Both sound very good with a perceived slight greater liveliness, openness with the battery. The pedal is dead quiet. It is also pretty fuzzy even with the fuzz knob set to minimum. It does not clean up....not sure if it is supposed to or not. This is actually the first Tonebender circuit I have ever played through.
Here is what was written in black marker inside the pedal:
LED BENDER
7-11-10
V2 - #1
So I guess it must be the very first of its type. Not sure what is different about the version 2 Led Bender from version 1. I suppose someone has discussed that somewhere in this thread.
I tried to decipher the #'s that were on the components but could not. Can anyone tell what the components being used are? From looking at guts it appears components are different from build to build."
Re: NPD - Lumpy's Tone Shop Led Bender
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 10:03 pm
In before all the internet experts inform us of what Page really used.
I do like that the knob cap is labeled "Fuzz." That's pretty awesome.
I do like that the knob cap is labeled "Fuzz." That's pretty awesome.
Re: NPD - Lumpy's Tone Shop Led Bender
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 10:14 pm
Re: NPD - Lumpy's Tone Shop Led Bender
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 11:10 pm
Rowr! 
Love me some tonebender (how do I not have one?), and Tommy's stuff always looks great.
Love me some tonebender (how do I not have one?), and Tommy's stuff always looks great.
Re: NPD - Lumpy's Tone Shop Led Bender
Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2011 12:29 am
my fuzzfaceless mk1 nails zep tones and it wasnt even supposed too
Re: NPD - Lumpy's Tone Shop Led Bender
Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2011 6:38 pm
dorfmeister wrote:Gutshot:
Mmmmmmm mustard!