I purchased this from the original owner that ordered this custom Tonebender directly from Dave in early 2005 and received it in July 2005.
![Image](http://www.thegroover.com/pedals/DAMTB1.jpg)
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According to Dave, this is the only pedal he made like this and he told me that it was "one of my all time favs...one of those that I kinda intended to make for myself....never did though."
It's an MKII circuit loaded with OC81Ds and a 1966 circuit loaded with a Mullard OC76 and an AC128. A rotary switch switches between the three different flavors of Tonebender fuzz (Italian Vox, MKI.5, and MKII), which share level and attack knobs. The level switch has a built in battery off switch that clicks when you turn it all the way down thus cutting battery power.
![Image](http://www.thegroover.com/pedals/DAMTB3.jpg)
The Italian Vox and Mk 1.5 share transistors (kind of like the 1966 with its 1966/Super Bee settings).
![Image](http://www.thegroover.com/pedals/DAMTB4.jpg)
Here's a description of the MKI.5 setting given to me by Dave himself:
"The MKI.5 setting is a slightly modified "Super Bee" setting....as you'll find on the stock '66 but modded so its a touch more closer to the original MK I.5. The Super Bee setting is pretty close to a MKI.5. A true MKI.5 is a touch more woolly and not as defined...the Super Bee mode is what I'd prefer a MKI.5 or a good Ge. Fuzz Face to sound like."