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waveclipper
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Tele-Star

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Tele-Star chromed wedge fuzz using 2 Matsushiti SB173 germs. This is the FA-II circuit version (also branded by Sekova, Apollo and Crestwood).
It doesn't quite reach unity gain even with attack and volume at full wick. Tried going from attack 0 to 10 at about 1:40 but it gets a bit lost with anything less than full throttle. Still a great fun little fuzzer with a remarkably clean bypass signal, sort of like the sonic ancestor of the FY-2?
Rhythm guitar put through a Pigdog Rangedriver with reasonably conservative settings into a slightly furry Egnater Tweaker 15.
Using a Harley Benton TE-80NT Delxue (sic) which is basically an incredibly cheap 'Prince' tele knock off (cheaper than most of my favourite fuzzes :freak: but still a pretty good guitar imo)

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:tu: Excellent
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cool clip man, Rangie sounding great also :crackjam:
’brutish in character but not thug like’
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Re: Tele-Star

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^ Agreed. Really love the rhythm track on this one.
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Top demo sir. :tu:
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Re: Tele-Star

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Thanks sirs :cheers:

Aye Inner, the rangedriver is rather wonderful :tu: . The amp had a dodgy phase inverter and tired old valves and I was running it through a quite crappy no name speaker yet the pigdog still manages to make everything somehow clearer and sweeter - sort of like using a compressor except without squashing all the dynamics to death. The old ways just seem to be the best...
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Post by Jim Goad »

Sounds great. Love the interplay of guitar parts.
It's like an orange on a toothpick
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Re: Tele-Star

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Killer track, dude!!

So many fuzzy textures. Super "Delxue" Love it.

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"Matsushiti" :hihi:
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Re: Tele-Star

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Thanks gents! :cheers:

Shit! :lol: Sorry, Matsushita transistors, same brand as the fuzzder/LRE etc.
Well spotted Davey - must have been a Freudian slip! :hihi:
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:hihi:
If you struggle baby,
It only tightens up...
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