Tele-Star
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- waveclipper
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Tele-Star
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 but still a pretty good guitar imo)
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 but still a pretty good guitar imo)
- Yggdrazil
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Re: Tele-Star
Excellent
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The idea is to put a pick in one hand and a guitar in the other and with a tiny movement rule the world.>David Fair
The idea is to put a pick in one hand and a guitar in the other and with a tiny movement rule the world.>David Fair
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Re: Tele-Star
^ Agreed. Really love the rhythm track on this one.
- Philip
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- waveclipper
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Re: Tele-Star
Thanks sirs
Aye Inner, the rangedriver is rather wonderful . 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...
Aye Inner, the rangedriver is rather wonderful . 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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- psycho*daisies
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Re: Tele-Star
Killer track, dude!!
So many fuzzy textures. Super "Delxue" Love it.
"Matsushiti"
So many fuzzy textures. Super "Delxue" Love it.
"Matsushiti"
If you struggle baby,
It only tightens up...
It only tightens up...
- waveclipper
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Re: Tele-Star
Thanks gents!
Shit! Sorry, Matsushita transistors, same brand as the fuzzder/LRE etc.
Well spotted Davey - must have been a Freudian slip!
Shit! Sorry, Matsushita transistors, same brand as the fuzzder/LRE etc.
Well spotted Davey - must have been a Freudian slip!
- psycho*daisies
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Re: Tele-Star
If you struggle baby,
It only tightens up...
It only tightens up...
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