Mike's Pedal Thread
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hey mike//// whats the nastiest pedal you got? and how much for that jewel?
I like to hear the tubes turn inside out and then eat each other
![Twisted Evil :twisted:](./images/smilies/icon_twisted.gif)
fat southern dude from Ends post wrote:so take that all you brand snobs.. you go buy all them high dollar f^<kn' gear, you still cant get tone like that. you know why? cause your a dumb @ss
Just updated the webby sitey.
http://madebymike.co.uk/
A bunch of new stuff went in, so I've probably broken something somewhere. Let me know if you see something amiss.
I just noticed one right away. I typed "Silion" instead of "Silicon" on the fuzz face page. Derp.
http://madebymike.co.uk/
A bunch of new stuff went in, so I've probably broken something somewhere. Let me know if you see something amiss.
I just noticed one right away. I typed "Silion" instead of "Silicon" on the fuzz face page. Derp.
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Another typo on the Silicon Tonebender page:
'The Tonebender is a classic, and rightly so. I've selected the Mark III version to reproduce since it is in my opinion the most flexible version, you can cop Mark II sounds with a bit of tweaking, and the added tone control makes the pedal much more tuneable to your setup than a Mark II, which can be a suck-it-and-see pedal. This is a Silicon version of the Tonebender Mark II pedal I've copied from an original I borrowed from a friend. It's a really great unique sounding fuzz pedal with a chunky bass response - it's a sleeper and wins lots of fans whenever they're introduced to it.'
Shouldn't this be Mark III?
Mike - a friend of mine was asking about a fuzz factory the other day and I said that you might be able to build him a clone, I passed him your details so he may be contacting you - his name is Alwin. I hope this is ok.
'The Tonebender is a classic, and rightly so. I've selected the Mark III version to reproduce since it is in my opinion the most flexible version, you can cop Mark II sounds with a bit of tweaking, and the added tone control makes the pedal much more tuneable to your setup than a Mark II, which can be a suck-it-and-see pedal. This is a Silicon version of the Tonebender Mark II pedal I've copied from an original I borrowed from a friend. It's a really great unique sounding fuzz pedal with a chunky bass response - it's a sleeper and wins lots of fans whenever they're introduced to it.'
Shouldn't this be Mark III?
Mike - a friend of mine was asking about a fuzz factory the other day and I said that you might be able to build him a clone, I passed him your details so he may be contacting you - his name is Alwin. I hope this is ok.
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