JMI "Mick Ronson Signature MKI Tone Bender" (SOLD)

JMI Mick Ronson Signature MKI Tonebender Specification.

- 1965 Tonebender MKI Reissue
- New Old Stock OC-75 + 2G381 Texas Instrument Transistors
- Orignal Folded Chassis Design
- Mick Ronson Signature on front of pedal
- Certificate of Authenticity Signed By Suzi Ronson
- Copy of 'The Spider With The Platinum Hair' Biography
- Mick Ronson Photogaph
- Wooden Lined Presentation Case

LIMITED EDITION TO 250 UNITS WORLDWIDE

JMI "Supafuzz" (SOLD)

Supafuzz 

Originally made by Sola Sound for Marshall in the 1960’s the Supa Fuzz is almost identical to the MKII Tone Bender. The difference being that the Supa Fuzz’s Saturation is gated at around 90% in order to give me a more cutting sound. This was Pete Townshed Choice of Fuzz in the 1960’s and was also rumoured to be used by Eric Clapton with Cream. 

Effect Details: 
-First Series design] 
-Aluminium Cast casing 
-Components: 3x OC75 NOS Transistors 
-Limited Edition 
-Users: Pete Townshend & More 
-100 Units Worldwide 

Control Layout: 
-Volume 
-Filter 

Transistors: 
-3x OC-75 

Casing: 
Sand Cast Casing 

JMI "Mullard Tone Bender Limited Edition 100 Pieces" (SOLD)

JMI "Professional MKII Tone Bender" (SOLD)

Professional MKII Tonebender 

The Tone Bender Professional MKII offers all the features of the standard MKII pedal but at higher gain. This is due to the OC-81D transistors which operates at a higher level than its OC-75 counterpart. 

Effect Details: 
-Grey Hammerite Case 
-3x OC81D Transistors 
-Limited Edition 
-Certificate of Authenticity 
-This pedal was most famously used by Jimmy Page 

Control Layout: 
-Level 
-Attack 

Transistors: 
-3x OC-81D 

Casing: 
-Sand Cast Casing 

JMI "The Zonk Machine" (SOLD)

Based on the MkI Tone Bender, the Zonk Machine was originally made by John Hornby Skewes in Leeds, UK. The circuit features both OC44 and OC75 Transistors which offer both smooth and sharp tones

• Zonk Machine Mark I
• folded Aluminium Case
• Blue Hammerite
• NOS Transistors
• Limited Edition, 20 Units worldwide

JMI "Mullard Tone Bender, Silver" (SOLD)

JMI Tonebender Fuzz

This is a reissue of the famous 1966 JMI Tonebender. It features Aluminum Cast casing and utilizes 3 x OC75 Mullard Transistors and is a very limited edition.  Check on our and hear why Jimmy Page, George Harrison and other love this pedal.  There are only 250 Units Worldwide.

JMI "Buzzaround" (SOLD)

JMI Burns Buzzaround.  The Burns Buzzaround is being produced under a strict licensing agreement with the original Burns Company.  The mysthical Fuzz is a faithful reproduction to the original using a steel chassis, tog board circuit, NOS germanium transistors, presenting both tone and look identical to the original.

JMI "MKI Wooden Case Tone Bender" (SOLD)

“The Year was 1965, The place the back room of Musical Exchange, 22 Denmark Street, London guitarists were demanding a new sound from their amplifier, sound with more distortion and sustain, in walked Vic Flick from the John Barry Seven with an original Maestro Fuzz tone, he requested a pedal with more sustain, I built him a new fuzz box , I called it the "Tone Bender", the first batch/production "Tone Bender" was housed in a wooden box and cost 14 Guineas, Jeff Beck was one of my first customers and used on many singles including "Heart Full Of Soul"”
Gary Hurst - Tone Bender Designer

• 1965 Reissue
• Prototype Wooden Box/Casing
• Components: 1 x OC75 and 2 x Texas Instruments 2G381 transistors
• Limited Edition
• 50 Units Worlwide

JMI "Rangemaster Treble Booster" (SOLD)

The Rangemaster treble booster was originally produced by Dallas was one of the first treble boosters to be used by guitarists in the 1960's. Over the years the classic effect has been used by artists such as Eric Clapton, Tony Iommi, Brian May, Rory Gallagher and Marc Bolan.

Details:

NOS OC44 Transistor
Grey panel
Grey Hammerite Casing
Anodised Internals
Limited Production
Original Style of Packing Carton and Warranty Card