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ALAN EXLEY ELECTRONICS & PEDALS
Tone bender mark 1.5Controls are : Fuzz, Bias, and LevelUses 2 x Mullard OC81s Battery only 1 x 9 volt PP3 With the extra control, Bias, this will adjust the voltage to TR2 giving many variants of fuzz, to typical gated ‘spark gap’ type fuzz all the way to fine fuzz, giving even Roger Mayer fuzz face mods. £99.00 inc p&p |
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FuzzriteControls are: Fuzz and LevelBattery only 1 x 9 volt PP£ Giving good reproduction of the legendary Fuzzrite fuzz box. £ 99.00 inc p&p |
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Astro 67 fuzzControls are : Fuzz, Tone & level9 volt power socket, negative center (same as boss) Good reproduction of the legendary Astrotone fuzz box, modified tone control gives tone shift from mid-range to bass. £99.00 inc p&p |
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Sonic Ranger (new old stock 2006)Controls are; Level, and mid boost switchUses Mullard OC44 transistor Great preamp over drive, Gary Moore used one of these for live performance & studio work. 9 volt battery only £99.00 inc p&p |
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Reactor Fuzz PedalThis is a smooth, symmetrical clipping fuzz, with a powerful filter fuzz pedal with excellent dynamics It has true bypass It has two controls Filter & output level With the filter control you can tune into those classic mids, which gives you ‘crunch’ tone, through mid range ‘honk’ sounds to thick ‘creamy’ fuzz tones The output level speaks for itself This will work perfectly on a 9 volt battery, for hours, but you do have the option of running a regulated pedal supply, 9 volt negative center, the pedal is switched on by inserting the jack lead into input. |
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MosquitoA New Effects pedal From Alan ExleyThe Mosquito Octave Up Fuzz A unique Octave up fuzz, on which there is a blend control, one side is pure fuzz the other side is octave up, so you can blend the two, the other knob is level control. There is also a switch which is ‘mosquito’ or ‘swarm’. This a gain setting switch, one side gives an overdrive type setting, which if you play close to the bridge, you can get pseudo sitar type sounds, the other side is a pure sustain. Mosquito features… True bypass. Level control Blend for octave fuzz Gain setting switch for mosquito or swarm Power input socket, 9 volt negative center [standard] Playing tips and techniques are….If you are using neck pick up, around the 12th fret, this works well, if using bridge pick up you can play close to the bridge, try playing in different areas around each pick up. Also you are probably aware that for best octave sounds, hit the notes accurately and try not to hit adjacent strings as you are playing. Power chords usually work best between open strings and down to about the 8th fret, these tips will start you off, Just experiment. |
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Magneto FuzzThis is a smooth, symmetrical clipping fuzz It is a hybrid Germanium & Silicon fuzz; it has a negative earth, so is compatible with modern day pedal power supplies. It uses Germanium for soft clipping & Silicon for better gain & stability. Temperature changes will not affect the sound of this pedal, like the old Germanium boxes. It has drive control & level control, true bypass, there is an EQ switch in the middle, this is compensation on the output, it can be subtle on some amps, but choose a setting that you feel is suitable for your sound. This will work perfectly on a 9 volt battery, for hours, but you do have the option of running a regulated pedal supply,(9 volt negative center) the pedal is switched on by inserting the jack lead into input. (so, do remember to unplug) |
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Germanium Pre AmpGermanium pre amps were the most influential preamps for guitar in the 1960’s most were originally designed as treble boosters, to give treble that the amplifiers of the time would not deliver; many were modified for more gain & mid range. They gave an uncompressed natural overdrive with good high to mid range harmonics & headroom.In 2003 there was a surge on the boutique pedal market when the Rangemaster was remade, along with many germanium fuzz pedals. I was there at the time, with my Sonic Ranger pedal & Britt Boost pedal. The late Gary Moore used the sonic ranger for live work & recording, which were marketed by Burford Electronics from which I obtained great profile as a boutique pedal manufacturer. |
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The Sonic Ranger -Treble BoosterHand-built in the heart of England by Alan Exley A germanium transistor treble boost - This is a clone of the 1960's Rangemaster, one of the most influential pedals ever produced. This is renowned to be the sweetest treble boost ever made and was used for two reasons - one, to give extra cutting edge for rhythm playing and second, to drive the front end of tube amplifiers. The people who used this type of booster, were Eric Clapton, Brian May, Richi Blackmore, Rory Gallagher, Dave Gilmore, and many other English guitarists to push their tube amplifiers into creamy distortion with overtones. The result of the rangemaster into a good tube amplifier is evident on the Bluesbreakers ‘beano’ recording [into a JTM45] and the first 2 Black Sabbath albums [into a Laney stack] Its features are • The use of selected Germanium transistor circuitry • True bypass - will not affect your guitars natural voicing when off • Set or level control- to give the correct amount of level between bypass & boost • Very low battery drain • On the e.q. Boost selector switch one position is the classic Rangemaster sound. The other position is mid boost, this modification was done to the Rangemaster to act as a boost to overdrive tube amps. Toni Iommi in the early Black Sabbath used a modified Rangemaster. Please note there may be some slight noise on the set or level control, when adjusting between 6 and 10, this is not a fault with the pot or circuit, this is the way the output level is controlled where DC voltage meets AC voltage, this noise is only present when the control is turned and is not present when the control is stationary. |
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Rangemaestro treble boosterThis Effects pedal is a clone of the Dallas Arbiter Rangemaster.On the front are, Input socket, set control [level] & bypass/boost switch On the back, there is an output socket, the battery holder & a mid boost switch, (This is used to give more middle.) This is the original Rangemaster circuit using [Grade A selected] Germanium Transistors, hence the low noise. The signal to noise ratio is excellent, Uses a 9 volt battery with extremely low drain & It is only switched on when the input jack is inserted. This is an excellent treble booster with the option of Increasing the mid slightly. I have supplied four of these pedals to Mr. Billy. F. Gibbons of ZZ Top The Rangemaster was the one which Rory Gallagher, Tony Iommi, Brian May, Eric Clapton, Dave Gilmore & Jeff Beck [Just to name a few people] Used for its legendary sound. |
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Techno lo – fiNew effects pedal from Burford Electronics This is an interactive fuzz, great for techno wild and wacky sounds It features • True bypass • Battery or mains [negative centre] power input Controls left to right are - voice, regurge & level Voice is an active filter, which gives you, from normal ‘crunch tone’ through mid range ‘honk’ sounds to wah voicing and through ‘thick creamy’ fuzz tones Regurge is a voltage controlled filter that gives you straight signal through to synthetic sounds to weird envelope gurgling and is interactive with the voice control. Last one speaks for itself really, less or more between bypass and effect |
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T1 Staccato repeat trem - only 2 availableThis is a repeat tremolo similar to the Italian 1960’s tremolo Controls are: speed & proximity, there is a switch, which gives you square wave and wah type tremolo. True bypass Pedal is switched on by inserting jack into the input
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F1 Fuzz box - only 2 availableThese have symmetrical clipping and are quite smooth sounding, no nasty spittyness from this fuzz pedal Has fuzz control and level control There is also a classic tone control, based on the old 3 knob ‘tonebender’ These are battery only (low battery drain) True bypass, Pedal is switched on by inserting jack into the input the
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Germanium treble booster pedalCan be mounted on top of your amp to give treble boost, there is a mid lift switch on the back, to give more mid range, it has good drive on it, same circuit as Rangemaster pedal, powered by a 9 volt battery- one only, to clear - price includes UK postage |
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WHITE NOISE GENERATOR II This is a sound generator, ideal for noise cancellation,
sound tracks, like Sci-Fi or relaxation. Currently unavailable |
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26] Korg Toneworks AX10GModelling signal processor, no power supply, bo box with manual, fully working |
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27] Behringer Mixer UB802No power supply, I have the same model & have tried it with my power supply & it is fully working, but the power supply is an odd voltage, I think it is dual rail. Price includes UK postage. |
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28] Digitech synth wah pedalThis has been lightly used, GWO, great auto wah & synth sounds, great synth pedal |
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29] Bespeco volume/wah pedalGWO, lightly used, Rare pedal |
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30] Ampico buffalo boostVery lightly used, this is a boost pre amp pedal, loosely based on the Apollo booster, bass & treble control, 2 switches, the left one is a rhythm/solo boost that can be set by the knob above the switch. |
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32] Alan Exley crunch pedalOverdrive pre amp |
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33] Dr Zitz ring modulator pedalVery rare, great sounds, GWO, knobs are intensity & frequency |
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34] Clone of Hofner overdrive pedalHofner overdrive pedal clone, good sustaining ‘crunch’ pedal, with Germanium clippersCleans up very well on the drive control, good condition.
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Alesis drum machine SR-16With foot pedals & power supply G.W.O , never been gigged - £95.00 inc. shipping within the UK |
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LIVE-WIRE ELECTRONICS
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Tuned Filter SystemThe T.F.S will filter out the mid-range and make your humbuckers give great single coil sounds. Single coils will give funky type sounds, even to a slight electro-acoustic edge ~ With easy fit instructions The system is great for turning these humbuckers into single coil sounds (better than coil-tapping). The bandwidth leans itself over to more of a lead style of playing Click here for "Total Guitar" quick test reviewPLEASE NOTE: This is a modification which fits inside the guitar and is passive
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NEW PRODUCT Livewire ST- Tone mod for StratocastersThis new module is completely passive and updates your Stratocaster's tone and volume controls - with easy fit instructions. This will give you linear response, calibrate your volume control - in other words, no more treble loss or uneven volume control. First tone control will act as master treble filter for pitch ups with no "muddy dump" at one end. Tone control 2 will act as a mid-range filter for all pick ups to give extra funky sounds to "acousticy" style voicing. Both of these tone controls will interact for extra tonal variations. PLEASE NOTE: This is a modification which fits inside the guitar and is passive |
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SOUNDS CREATIVEProducts Reviewed In "Guitarist" (Oct 2004 issue 255 - page 123) |
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Tone CubeFit this to your guitar and it recalibrates tone and volume to give an even response, (usable controls). As reviewed in "Total Guitar". Full wiring diagrams and fitting instructions. Reviewed In "Total Guitar" (Feb 2003 issue - page 123) - 4 out of 5 stars .PLEASE NOTE: This is a modification which fits inside the guitar and is passive |
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