Cool stuff man! I am also building and modifying vintage fuzz circuits, with the Harmonic percolator being one of my favorite, mainly because it is such a mad scientist project design that defies typical circuits of the kind. I also have been working with the classic British circuits for the authenticity they have. Glad you are keeping the original ones in great working order!👍🤙🖖
Awesome video. After building fuzz pedals for several years I have found they are easy to make and can do overdrive to fuzz with just one transistor and four or five components. Now it's more cost to build a new circuit and house it when new pedals cost 15$.
Thanks for posting this Chris! It’s cool to see and hear your playing and your shared knowledge of what we should be tuning in to when you’re applying your R2R magic to these iconic circuits- I love these vids and your anticipated Selmer Buzz Tone circuit will be an instabuy for me!
Fuzz is a tricky pedal but I really think post 60s g players can’t get it I mean some garage bands did get it but the players of 1966 1969 were the masters they just played different not riffy I think the post baby boom post silent players just play different some of the neo 80s bands like plastic land get it but for that blue cheer heavy psych sound it belongs on rare albums like plastic. Cloud or maze apoc times for apoc sounds but you got it more then most and besides my lead g player and we used it in the clean 80s
I love fuzz especially the early ones
Selmer is the most fun sounding to my ears. All very cool to see and hear! Thank you for the demo!
There is definitely something about that Selmer that sounds just right!
Cool stuff man! I am also building and modifying vintage fuzz circuits, with the Harmonic percolator being one of my favorite, mainly because it is such a mad scientist project design that defies typical circuits of the kind. I also have been working with the classic British circuits for the authenticity they have. Glad you are keeping the original ones in great working order!👍🤙🖖
Awesome video.
After building fuzz pedals for several years I have found they are easy to make and can do overdrive to fuzz with just one transistor and four or five components. Now it's more cost to build a new circuit and house it when new pedals cost 15$.
Fuck yes! Amazing. So great to hear all these circuits. Royer R10 sounds great on the amp too, swear by that one!
Thank you brother! I really wanted to share how cool these original fuzzes really are. Not everyday you get all these together in one room
Thanks for posting this Chris! It’s cool to see and hear your playing and your shared knowledge of what we should be tuning in to when you’re applying your R2R magic to these iconic circuits- I love these vids and your anticipated Selmer Buzz Tone circuit will be an instabuy for me!
Dude i love them all
With the zonk and silvertone you got like an early White Stripes sound, sounded really sick
Holy shit a Selmer Fuzz! Cleans up beautifully too...
@@Globularmotif it’s a really great pedal, love that thing!
killer all around, guitars, pedals, and playing!
@@kevindrake7562 thank you!
Great work as usual Chris! All the best, Steve C
Pure gravey,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,those DeArmond amps are incredible too!.
@@keiranbradley3238 I love that amp so much!
Love the video man, great format.
Thank you so much!
incredible job!!! nice work !!
Very very good Job 🤘
Selmer sounds awesome 👌 👏
Definitely one of my favorites, that’s for sure!
Marshall supafuzz 🔥
Yeah you need the 60s ones for the blaring sound or satisfaction sound
You should do maestro and moserite fuzzes to like the fuzz-tone fz-1 fz-1a fz-1b and the fuzzrite theyre awesome
I’ve got 3 FZ-1 from this same collector in the shop now. So that’s definitely in the works. I’m hoping to do many more videos like this one!
Grunge brought it back but more tone sound
Fuzz is a tricky pedal but I really think post 60s g players can’t get it I mean some garage bands did get it but the players of 1966 1969 were the masters they just played different not riffy I think the post baby boom post silent players just play different some of the neo 80s bands like plastic land get it but for that blue cheer heavy psych sound it belongs on rare albums like plastic. Cloud or maze apoc times for apoc sounds but you got it more then most and besides my lead g player and we used it in the clean 80s