The Fuzz Face is one of the most recognizable and iconic guitar effects of all time, due in no small part to its unique, flying saucer—like housing (reportedly inspired by the circular base of a microphone stand), …

JHF2 Jimi Hendrix Signature Fuzz Face. Finish: Red. Year: 1990 - 1998. Categories: Fuzz Pedals and Effects; Pedal Format: Standard. Similar Products. Price Guide * Excludes Brand New, B Stock, Fair, Poor, and Non-functioning. Prices exclude shipping and tax/VAT/GST. View Price Guide Sell Yours. Shop Gear.

2 x Matched Pair ASX12D FUZZ FACE Guitar Effect Germanium PNP Transistors NKT275. New – Open box. 1 product rating. $11.99. lzet_electronics (18,332) 99.7%. or Best Offer. +$9.90 shipping.

This is with all pots at the same value. With the GE fuzz, I just used a 1k resistor instead of a pot at all. Kind of off topic, there. But, I think those passive parts, their character should be matched to the type of transistor for best results. In a SI fuzz, I'd definitely want the carbon comps, maybe not in a ge.

Type IV Hybrids and Derivations. It's probably right to start with Mike Piera's Analog.Man brand of pedals as he has pretty much become known as probably the world's leading expert on the Fuzz Face …

The Fuzz Face circuit is the most well know of the fuzz circuits alongside the Big Muff. This largely in part by the usage of the Fuzz Face by Jimi Hendrix and David Gilmore. ... (I've written previously about the Analog Man germanium-based Sun Face.) The Fuzz Face was made with NKT275 germanium transistors from 1966 thru 1968. In 1969 ...

The leads on this set have been shortened. Their hFE values are matched and within range for a classic 1960s Fuzz Face pedal with almost no leakage! NKT275 transistors are among the most coveted germanium transistors and are known for their beautifully warm tones and their exceptional clean-up when rolling down the volume. Q1. hFE = 73.

About This Listing. Sought after version of The Analogman Sun Lion with NKT-275 White Dot High Gain transistors on the Sunface side, and a CV7003 transistor on the Beano Boost side! Serial number 650 made in 2012! In July, 2002 we started offering a NOS NKT-275 version of the Sun Face, using New Old Stock British Newmarket 1960s NKT-275 ...

The NKT275 transistors are mostly used in fuzz face devices but they can also be used to replace other similar transistors. The procedure of using these transistors …

The Evolution of the Fuzz Face. (Image credit: Future) 1962. Maestro FZ-1 Fuzz-Tone released (first fuzz pedal); 3 transistors. Late 1965/early 1966. Sola Sound Tone Bender 'MK 1.5' (similar to Fuzz Face circuit); 2 transistors. Late 1966. Fuzz Face released; 'Arbiter England' logo; NKT275 germanium transistors; grey finish. 1968.

We do carry the Dunlop Fuzz Face pedals, the blue BC108 Jimi Hendrix model is great and the others are fine too. Here are our Dunlop pedals. We can build our SUNFACE pedal for you, or modify your existing Fuzz Face, either a Dunlop reissue or Arbiter UK reissues to make them sound GREAT, just like Clapton in Cream or early Hendrix.

This is a late 90s / early 2000s Dunlop JDF2 fuzz face circuit that I got as part of a trade and dropped In a more pedal board friendly enclosure. Features their recreation NKT …

Arbiter Fuzz Face The Fuzz Legend Welcome to a legend. The Dallas-Arbiter Fuzz Face has been around since 1966, and it shows no signs of dying any time soon. ... There were at least three types used: NKT275, AC128, and SFT363E. These three transistors are quite hard to come by these days. Beware of modern-day reproductions of …

Audio preamplification transistorsex : NKT275 (Fuzz Face, 1966-67) These are the most common germanium transistors. They were designed for audio pre-amplification circuits in consumer and mid-range equipment, where they quickly replaced the tubes. They are distinguished by a gain which can reach 200, and a maximum frequency …

The Morgan NKT275 is an excellent germanium Fuzz Face clone. That means lots of the dynamic interactivity that marks a great original Fuzz Face, plus a little …

It is a pedal created as a tribute to the first version of 1966, Arbiter English FUZZ FACE! Equipped with NKT275, a germanium transistor. Reproduce the features of the initial model, such as small fonts and slightly angled logo. It adopts the same NOS parts as the original fuzz face, including the transistor, and the solder is made with all the ...

This is a late 90s / early 2000s Dunlop JDF2 fuzz face circuit that I got as part of a trade and dropped In a more pedal board friendly enclosure. Features their recreation NKT 275 transistors. ... Rehoused Dunlop JDF2 Germanium Fuzz Face - NKT275. Used – Very Good. New Price $50 + $6 Shipping. This piece of gear has sold. View similar gear ...

The earliest Silicon Fuzz Faces were quite distinct from the original NKT275 Germanium variety - being more strident and aggressive - and utilising BC108C and BC109C transistors, the third variety to be utilised was the BC183L which sounded a lot more like the warmer Germanium. ... This is actually my favourite 'Fuzz Face' variant …

The Sonus Fuzz Face 1966 was designed to be a "cherry-picked" recreation of the best of the original Fuzz Faces. It uses genuine New Old Stock (NOS) New Market NKT275 transistors which are selected for optimal gain and low noise characteristics. For those who don't know, not all NKT275s are what they seem – these are NOT the reissue ...

90's Dunlop JH2 Fuzz Face with NKT275 G's louis Dec 31, 2018 Prev 1 2 3 4 louis Member Messages 4,326 Jan 8, 2019 #61 zombiwoof said: Not only that, but …

There continues to be hot debate about the use of the most coveted of all Fuzz Face transistors, the NKT275 germanium transistor (used in the very first units made between 1966 and 1968) and the silicon transistors installed thereafter. As Mike points out: "Germanium tends to be warmer with lower gain and noise.

Vintage Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face Test Vintage Germanium NKT275 and Silicon BC183 and 108 Fuzz Face 1966NKT2751967BC183L1970BC108, 945、 1、 14、 5、 19、 15, , up up ...

Vintage Fuzz Face Replica ~ Vintage "Red Dot" NKT 275 (NKT275) Germanium Transistors.Free USA shipping.

Featuring the iconic Fuzz Face chassis and streamlined controls for volume and fuzz, the Fuzz Face Germanium is an industry standard effect at home on any pedalboard. Based on the iconic original Fuzz Face favored by Hendrix, Gilmour and Allman, this pedal goes from light grit to full-on buzz with ease. Perfect for blues, stoner rock, or funk.

Fulltone '69 MKII [Germanium] - £175. FULLTONE 69 MKII FUZZ REVIEW. Watch on. Fulltone 69 mkii Fuzz Review. Another Germanium Fuzz Faze -style pedal which sounds slightly darker than some of the Germaniums here, but has great tone-shaping ability via its 4 dials - so you should really be able to get a tone to suit.

Sun Bender MK1.5 is somewhat similar to a Fuzz Face but bigger, fatter sound. Also the Fuzz knob is usable even turned down low. Does not get sparkly clean but cleans up well, with a nice crunchy natural tone. The Sun Bender MK-IV is fatter, bigger, louder fuzz, more saturated yet still pretty clear.

FUZZ FACE というと、NKT275のイメージがなぜかありますが、、、 トランジスターはGERMAのNKT272！です！ FUZZ FACEというとFender stratcaster にげてMarshall ampでらす！ とうのがというかセオリーでいままでけていま…

Fuzz Face, Boss Enclosure - Genuine NKT275 Red Dot. Used – Excellent. Price $530.54 + $29.25 Shipping. This piece of gear has sold. View similar gear from other sellers on Reverb. ... Listed:a year ago. Views:221. Watchers:18. About This Listing. A unique pedal for sure! Fuzz face circuit, retrofitted into a Boss enclosure. The real selling ...

For sale is this very rare late-'67 Arbiter Fuzz Face pedal. This NKT 275 dual germanium transistor example remains 100% all original and in perfect working condition. This rare variant features a red case with painted black font, which pre-dates red Fuzz Face models with white font decals.

The Fuzz Face, perhaps the most iconic guitar pedal ever, has been through various iterations over the years.The most sought-after versions are the earliest ones made by Dallas Arbiter. These were germanium models that used Newmarket NKT275 transistors, famously adopted by Jimi Hendrix (though he also used silicon versions later in his career).