Showing posts with label Doombender. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doombender. Show all posts

Saturday, July 23, 2011

Doom Bender #15

Doom Bender #15.
This is the first one with new vinyl sticker labelling, it has 3 controls - Level, Drive, and Attack.
This particular one is done on handmade turret board, the rest will be on tagboard.














Friday, June 17, 2011

Doom Bender #14

Large box Doom Bender for Arjan in Belgium.
Basically a darker, louder Tone Bender mk1 with a Tone control.















Monday, March 7, 2011

Supa Doom Bender mk1

5 control Supa Doom Bender mk1 for Patrick in the USA.
The extra controls let you alter the sound of the modified Tone Bender mk1 circuit, can do all sorts of mk1 style tones including making the mk1 sound more like an overdrive!
















Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Doom Bender #13

One off hand painted/sanded Doom Bender mk1 for Mike in the USA.
















Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Doom Bender

Doom Bender (modified Tone Bender mk1 circuit) for Gyorgy in Hungary.
















Friday, September 3, 2010

Doom Bender 4 knob prototype

Doom Bender (Modified Tone Bender mk1 circuit) in a yellow powder coated case with decal labelling.
This is a prototype for a screen printed run of Doom Benders coming soon (get in touch to get on my mailing list and be informed when I will be doing them - email = info AT ghosteffects.co.uk ).
Matt from Beat13 is working on a design for the labelling for the screenprinted run.
Controls on this version are Level, Bias, Sizzle, and Attack. All manner of mk1 style fuzz sounds available.












Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Supa Doom Bender mk1 video #2

Supa Doom Bender mk1 video #1

Supa Doom Bender mk1

Supa Doom Bender mk1 - a modified Tone Bender mk1 circuit provides the basis for this pedal. Controls are level, bias, attack, tone 1, bias/tone, and tone 2. Can generate all kinds of mk1 style tones from overdriven to sizzling fuzz.















Monday, July 26, 2010

Doom Bender

Small box Doom Bender for Mick in Germany.
















Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Doom Bender Deluxe

Doom Bender for Jon from the band Conan. This is the 'deluxe' version with a tone control and is in a pedalenclosures.com Prism wedge enclosure.















Thursday, June 24, 2010

Doom Bender Deluxe

Doom Bender Deluxe for Stephen in the UK, with Tone control as well as the usual Level and Attack controls.
















Thursday, June 3, 2010

Doom Bender Deluxe

Doom Bender (modified Tone Bender mk1) for Craig in the states. This is the Deluxe version with a tone control allowing you to cut some of the bass from the fuzz sound.















Thursday, May 20, 2010

Doom Bender

Small box Doom Bender (bassier and louder Tone Bender mk1) for AJ in the UK. New graphics on a lovely yellow case powdercoated locally by Bournes of Digbeth. I am getting all my cases powdercoated locally now and currently have a stock of larger cases in orange and also hammerite blue. Will hopefully get some more of these smaller cases done as well soon.














Friday, March 26, 2010

Doom Bender mk1

Doom Bender (a louder more aggressive version of the Tone Bender mk1 circuit) in a gold hammerite prism wedge style enclosure from pedalenclosures.com. Done in the style of the original 1965 mk1s with the circuit made up of the components mounted directly to Phenolic board. The clearcoated decal labelling also echos the original mk1 look.






























Saturday, February 20, 2010

Doombender mk1

Ok here we have a small case Doombender mk1, in a nutshell a Tonebender mk1 with larger value capacitors (for theoretically more bass), and a smaller output resistor (for more volume).

Circuit is on tagboard, has Carbon Comp resistors, Russian Mil spec input cap, Tropical fish output cap, OC45 and OC71 transistors, nice build quality.














Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Doom Bender

A heavily modified Tonebender mk1, larger value caps for more bass (Wima, Sprague, Panasonic, Russian Military), output capacitor blend control (similar to the Buzzaround), smaller output resistor for more volume.  Turret board and tagboard  construction, OC45, OC72, and OC84 Germanium transistors, carbon comp resistors.
The pedal is for Donovan Stringer who did the design for the pedal.





























Saturday, November 7, 2009

Doombender mk1

This is basically a Tonebender mk1 with larger input and output capacitors for more bass, fixed bias, and a 1m2 output resistor for more volume.  Uses OC71, OC73, and OC45 germanium transistors and tagboard circuit construction.  Soundclip soon.