MG Music Tone (Tony) Tender

[Doolz]

http://www.pedalgeek.com/cgi-bin/new...and=link--mgtt

just stumbled across this whilst my guitarist cousin was showing me MG effects. Tonebender MkII based, should be good on bass, no?

the guitar soundclips do sound very bassy, so i think i might buy one at least to check it out if no ones had any experience with it.

so...anyone? (grygrx possibly?)

[Doolz]

im actually a little surprised no one's tried it.

[Doolz]

could someone have a look/listen and tell me if its similar to most tone benders/tone bender clones. i'd like to get that kind of sound but maybe a little cheaper.

oh and also, im hopeless at DIY stuff so yeah i know there are some DIY Tonebender kits but um... lol

[grygrx]

Originally Posted by Doolz

http://www.pedalgeek.com/cgi-bin/new...and=link--mgtt

just stumbled across this whilst my guitarist cousin was showing me MG effects. Tonebender MkII based, should be good on bass, no?

the guitar soundclips do sound very bassy, so i think i might buy one at least to check it out if no ones had any experience with it.

so...anyone? (grygrx possibly?)

Strangely enough, the tonebender circuit is not one I've got a lot of experience with.

[Chronicle]

Thats way too much money for a TB clone...


It sounds a little more fuzzier than a normal TB but that's just the pots. A new Tonebender is only 30$ more for us in the USA. I don't suggest the buy, it's a simple circuit you can build for about 80$.

[Doolz]

anywhere/anyone that builds them in that price range? i have a) no skills with building stuff and b) no idea where to get pedal parts in australia.

[Chronicle]

Originally Posted by Doolz

anywhere/anyone that builds them in that price range? i have a) no skills with building stuff and b) no idea where to get pedal parts in australia.

Use the Search feature on the forum, there's a couple suggestions out there.