Fuzz Face for Dave from Belfast band Slomatics. Started out as a Dunlop Re-issue, I took out all the guts (pcb circuit) and added my own. Circuit modified for more bass, and 9v DC input added.
Tonebender mk1 for Francesco in Italy. This one has slightly larger input and output capacitors than stock and more volume, same as the Doombender mk1.
Shin Ei Companion Fuzz FY-2 for Dave Hammer in Australia with switchable input and fuzz control capacitors going from 'stock' to more bass. Additional scoop control as well. Capable of loads more tonal variety than the original FY-2 circuit.
Selmer echo boost, blue smooth hammerite finish, handmade turret board, circuit half on board and half on the tube socket, tropical fish input capacitor, 12v dc power only.
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.
Laney Klipp combo I picked up last week, it's solid state and has spring reverb, tremolo, and 'klipp' (fuzz) effects built in, plus 2 x 12" celestion speakers. Can't find any info on the internet about this version.
Germanium Fuzz Face, stock circuit, carbon comp resistors, BC and Mullard capacitors, OC71 for q1 and CV7355 for q2, slim case, silver Hammerite finish with clearcoat, Bias control, red l.e.d. indicator, Ghost decal on bottom plate. Soundclip here.
2 Buzzaround clones for Rex in the USA. He asked for a very specific spec for these pedals, ac-128 transistors, Wima input/output caps, BC Electrolytics, chrome LED Bezel, and shockproof input/output sockets. These have the new "beehive" design too. Also, some of you may have noticed the 'Ghost' labelling on these and a few other recent pedals, this is the new company name for my Guitar pedals!
Maestro FZ-1 for Neil from Seeland/Windscale. Its for Bass so has a slightly larger value input capacitor, and a switch to choose between the stock value and a much larger value output capacitor. 2 x 1.5v batteries required!
JHS Treblebooster for Joseph in the USA. Has a switch to choose between the original 0.01uf input capacitor and a blend section where you can use a knob to blend between 4700pf and o.o47uf input capacitors.
Tonebender mkIII for Jon. Stock circuit apart from slightly bigger input/output capacitors and no volume limiting resistor. NKT214 transistors for q1 and q2, a CV7042 for q3. Soundclip here.
Kay Tremolo in a Cry Baby Wah Wah shell for Ben. The treadle controls the rate of the Tremolo. Other controls are Level and Depth. Nice build and a true 'one off'.
Custom order for Ben in London. He wants the Kay Tremolo Boost but in a Wah Wah shell like the original Kay Tremolo. Been working on this for a while now, here are some before and after pics of the Hammerite paint job, and I will show more pics when it's done.
Elka Dizzytone (similar to the Burns Buzzaround), silver Hammerite finish, 24mm pots, NTK214 transistors, mixture of carbon comp, carbon film, and metal film resistors, tagboard construction. Soundclip here.
Another Zonk but built in a 'prototype' case. No 'mojo' capacitors, plain carbon film resistors, and a trio of CV7355 transistors of the same rough gain values as the 'mojo' Zonk. Soundclip here.
Version of the Zonk Machine with Carbon Comp resistors, 2 Mullard tropical fish caps, and trimpot to bias the 3rd transistor. Still trying out different transistors but will put up a soundclip as soon as I'm happy.
I have been making guitar pedals since 2004. I have made Guitar Pedals for The Mummies, Neol Davies (The Selecter), Seeland, Henry Kaiser, Slomatics, Omnia Opera, Broadcast, Conan, Seeland, Sian Alice Group, Booger Red, Fly Garrikk, and many more. I also produce, and perform in, the Circuit Bent Drone Rock band 'Windscale' - http://soundcloud.com/windscale, and the Electro-Funk band 'sol_dat'. The Ghost Effects website is at www.ghosteffects.co.uk