Fuzz 432 Rhodium Electronics SoloTono
Fuzz 432 Rhodium Electronics circuit SoloTono series. Based on legendary Solasound Coloursound Fuzz circuit part of the Jumbo Fuzz Wah Swell pedal.
Rhodium Electronics one knob Fuzz SOLOTONO Silicon Fuzz 432. Take on the legendary Solasound Coloursound Fuzz, high gain stage of the classic early 70’s Jumbo Fuzz Wah Swell pedal, so this is the fuzz control circuit, biased circuit with selected vintage National Semiconductor BC167B silicon transistors. Battery free pedal. Comes in a white box.
One control knob fuzz with two silicon transistors, old school biased circuit, excellent guitar tone and frequency range and dynamic response.
Selected pair of matched silicon transistors with hFE 432/432, biased circuit with internal bias potentiometer built in PCB and audio grade electronics. Battery free pedal.
Fuzz 432 Rhodium Electronics circuit SoloTono series. Based on legendary Solasound Coloursound Fuzz circuit part of the Jumbo Fuzz Wah Swell pedal.
One control knob fuzz with two silicon transistors, old school biased circuit, excellent guitar tone and frequency range and dynamic response.
Selected pair of matched silicon transistors with hFE 432/432, biased circuit with internal bias potentiometer built in PCB and audio grade electronics. Battery free pedal.
Muff Fuzz Boutique NEC c4558c Japan
The secret to find the tone with this circuit is the amplifier to used.
In this case, the secret of my customer, and better musician, was a recording made with a Valvetone 5 Watt amplifier through a Celestion Vintage 2x10 Cab.
I studied this recording, but the standard circuit is critical, and the original setup five capacitors. Valvetone amps are Australian made amps, sometime called EB amps. I did this demo with a Laney, whilst in the new EHX nano version official demo I think they used a Blackstar amp or similar.
One of those preorders that requires the audition of samples and research tone.
This a replica of the Muff Fuzz by EHX in the early 70’s opamp version.
Our friend in the Land of Oz wanted a standard copy of the circuit, which following different resources and genuine pieces as pictured, found it has a five capacitors in it layout.
We tried to replicate this early 70’s commercial version with alpha switch and potentiometer, in veroboard as requested to keep a 70’s minded engineering, and standard Mylar and low ESR electrolytic and Farnell 1N4148 diodes based on opamp NEC Japan c4558c.
Muff Fuzz Boutique NEC c4558c Japan
The secret to find the tone with this circuit is the amplifier to used.
In this case, the secret of my customer, and better musician, was a recording made with a Valvetone 5 Watt amplifier through a Celestion Vintage 2x10 Cab.
I studied this recording, but the standard circuit is critical, and the original setup five capacitors. Valvetone amps are Australian made amps, sometime called EB amps. I did this demo with a Laney, whilst in the new EHX nano version official demo I think they used a Blackstar amp or similar.
One of those preorders that requires the audition of samples and research tone.
This a replica of the Muff Fuzz by EHX in the early 70’s opamp version.
Our friend in the Land of Oz wanted a standard copy of the circuit, which following different resources and genuine pieces as pictured, found it has a five capacitors in it layout.
We tried to replicate this early 70’s commercial version with alpha switch and potentiometer, in veroboard as requested to keep a 70’s minded engineering, and standard Mylar and low ESR electrolytic and Farnell 1N4148 diodes based on opamp NEC Japan c4558c.
One Transistor Fuzz Rhodium Electronics
OTF-1 Silicon BC108B
Fuzz pedal built in veroboard with audio grade electronics components, setup 22 awg wiring, Neutrik jack connectors and Alpha potentiometers and switch. Battery free pedal, it works with 9 Volt PSU negative centre. Transistor shoes socket for housing silicon transistor pins. Biased circuit.
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Fuzz pedal built in veroboard with audio grade electronics components, setup 22 awg wiring, Neutrik jack connectors and Alpha potentiometers and switch. Battery free pedal, it works with 9 Volt PSU negative centre. Transistor shoes socket for housing silicon transistor pins. Biased circuit.
