MK1 Fuzz

I used some of my best vintage parts for this one.

Transistors are an unbranded Mullard OC71, Texas Instruments 2G306 and a Texas Instruments 2G304.

Hunts and Philips vintage caps, Piher, Erie and RS resistors.

Vintage chickenhead knobs, Cliff input and output jacks. Alpha full size pots. Vintage reclaimed hook-up wire.

Genuine Hammond/Eddystone enclosure 145mm x 95 mm x 49mm.

The enclosure is an older made In the UK Eddystone and has some pitting/manufacturing flaws.

it's a growler, the attack sweep is fun, you can get zippy compressed tones and a nice sputtery single note arpeggio Neil Young blown out vibe In the last 1/4 of the sweep, or roll it back for a fully open roaring tone. It's probably the best sounding MK1 I've made and shouldn't disappoint.

9v battery power only.

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