Williams Audio Supa Fuzz: The MkII Tonebender's Weighty Brother скачать в хорошем качестве

Williams Audio Supa Fuzz: The MkII Tonebender's Weighty Brother

This is a pedal that lots of you have asked me to check out...so, fingers crossed this should be a good one! In fact, we know it'll be a good one, because it comes from the fuzz overlord himself Nick Williams! (Hence the silly shirt...it's a long story!) Back in the 1960s, Jim Marshall commissioned Sola Sound to make a Marshall-branded fuzz. So, Gary Hurst took his MkII Tonebender circuit, used some slightly different transistors, tweaked a component value or two elsewhere, and created the Marshall Supa Fuzz. It's pretty close in sound to the MkII, so Page fans will find a lot of familiar tones in this box, but it has a thick low end and super compressed sound that sets it apart from it's parent circuit. As with the best TB's though, the Supa is...um...super(!) responsive to the guitar's volume control. Just turning it a mm or two drastically changes the sound...cleaning it up, giving more clarity, less compression & more fun. It won't get sparkly clean like a Ge Fuzz Face, but you can also use it for some nice gritty clean boost sounds. Oh, and as always - Nick's pedals are very reasonably priced, and immaculately built..this one being accurately modelled on his vintage original unit. What more could you ask for? Check out the Supa Fuzz here: https://www.williamsaudio.co.uk/Willi... What do you think? Epic vintage mayhem? Or not for you? Comment below! Guitar is a Fender Telecaster w/ Monty's '53 bridge & Bare Knuckle Flat '50 neck pickups. Amp is a Vajra JTM45 clone running into a Zilla Studio Pro 2x12 cabinet loaded with Scumback S75-PVC AlNiCo and Celestion Heritage G12M speakers. Recorded with Aston Spirit Condenser, '70s Sennheiser MD441 and sE RNR1 ribbon mics, with a Schoeps CMC6 room mic. jp@joeperkins.co.uk 0:00 Intro 2:49 Playing Vector images by freepik.com