Clearing out the board for some custom built stuff. All prices include shipping CONUS, int’l inquire for shipping costs. Offers accepted, no trades at this time.
1. Fuzzrocious Grey Stache, Muff with tone bypass switch, and diode toggle (germanium, silicon, none) $140 SOLD
“The Stache is a civil war type fuzz. I’m pretty sure the old civil war fuzzes are a muff variant. To me it’s got more attack and aggression than the green Russian. It has a few different clipping options too. Hand painted with top jacks and it’s in a small enclosure compared to stock Staches.”
2. Devi Ever Hyperion (clone) super over the top fuzz $80 SOLD
This pedal is based off of Devi-Ever's Hyperion Fuzz, made with a Pedal PCB. It was toted as a "Big Muff Killer" when it was released and it's easy to see why. It has a big thick sound with the intensity control down. However, when you begin to twist that intensity knob, things get a bit crazy. Clearly there is an octave laying itself slowly over this sound and it creates a wash of fantastic noise. To have a fuzz pedal able to get such diverse sounds with only two knobs is crazy. It's amazing with sustain and yet it has a built in noise gate that stops the pedals noise when you mute the strings with your hand. It's also very sensitive to your playing and pick attack.
3. Frank The Anvil Hey Buddy, Shin Ei clone with bigger input capacitor for bass $70 SOLD
Hey Buddy! is a clone of the vintage Shin-Ei Companion FY-2 fuzz box. There is an added Scoop control which gives it more versatility than the original and an added boost at the end of the circuit to give it a lot more volume. This is a nasty fuzz with somewhat of a bitcrushed sound. Not the best for chords but great for filthy licks and solos. I tried to make the pedal's look match its sound, thus the hideous color scheme haha. The controls are Vol which controls the overall output level of the pedal. Fuzz controls the character of the fuzz. And Scoop controls the presence of the mids in the output. This is the bass sound on Radiohead's Exit Music (For A Film).
4. Lightning Boy 23Fe, 1:1 transformer $80 SOLD
vintage type sweetener, I used it a ton on upright for a little low end, low mid firming and presence.
“The Stache is a civil war type fuzz. I’m pretty sure the old civil war fuzzes are a muff variant. To me it’s got more attack and aggression than the green Russian. It has a few different clipping options too. Hand painted with top jacks and it’s in a small enclosure compared to stock Staches.”
2. Devi Ever Hyperion (clone) super over the top fuzz $80 SOLD
This pedal is based off of Devi-Ever's Hyperion Fuzz, made with a Pedal PCB. It was toted as a "Big Muff Killer" when it was released and it's easy to see why. It has a big thick sound with the intensity control down. However, when you begin to twist that intensity knob, things get a bit crazy. Clearly there is an octave laying itself slowly over this sound and it creates a wash of fantastic noise. To have a fuzz pedal able to get such diverse sounds with only two knobs is crazy. It's amazing with sustain and yet it has a built in noise gate that stops the pedals noise when you mute the strings with your hand. It's also very sensitive to your playing and pick attack.
