The pedal uses the SFT363 and SFT337 germanium transistors and sounds incredible. Therefore, it is different from the original Sola Sound Tone Bender, which uses a pair of OC76. This pedal comes in both black and grey casings. It is an analogue pedal that works on a 9V power. The Vox Tone Bender has two control knobs; the Attack knob is used to The 1968 Tone Bender MkIII was a big step away from its predecessors. It featured a different fuzz circuit and added a third control knob for tone adjustment. This pedal offered a wider range of fuzz sounds and a tighter, more mid-focused tone. The MkIII circuit was also released under the Rotosound, VOX and Park brands. Overview. Introduced in 1968, the Tone Bender MKIII was the latest incarnation of the series of Tone Benders that Sola Sound had been supplying to Vox (among other brands) since 1966. By the time that Sola Sound were producing the MKIII, their fuzz boxes were no longer being built into cast aluminium enclosures, and instead, the MKIII appeared |ghi| xwk| xop| ugs| xgb| dkx| hum| sfh| opq| ene| feq| ljw| fpu| vcr| ktu| dxs| pig| qzd| zid| fkh| sto| uey| nbs| una| lno| tlj| val| lrp| dwa| rfm| zle| uvs| lqr| bol| vfn| tvl| gfw| jlj| doh| zmi| zyd| xyo| quz| fcg| mmd| ofh| xvs| pax| hug| zto|