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Gpa says: I left to go overseas in WWII in October 1943. Richard was born in March 1944. I returned from overseas November 1945, eighteen months after his birth. This picture shows him as I remember him when I got back.
The lost Berlin roll from the Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim.
I had this nagging feeling that there was some prints missing from this trip, turns out I was right.
Analog Artifacts' Monolithic Silicon Fuzz Artifact
A stompbox artifact unearthed. One knob controls Gain/volume/Fuzz. Endless hours of fuzzed out bliss. Following the tradition of great one knob wonders. A departure from the norm of brain numbing knobs. The Monolithic Silicon Fuzz Artifact has one knob to control the amount of dirt and volume. Turn clockwise for a linear increase in volume and saturation, counter-clockwise towards unit gain (which happens early!) and for a more trebly response.
A high gain fuzz pedal that produces great sustain at huge volumes. A balanced bass and treble response that sings; either with heavy chording or flying solo notes. Fizzy, Heavy, yet Articulate.
- Customer Etched & aged graphics. Hand painted. Lacquer sprayed top.
- Carefully selected silicon transistor for low background noise.
- Mojo build with Mallory input cap and Sprague output cap, matching NOS carbon comp resistors.
- Neutrik jacks. Alpha Pot. True bypass.
- 100% Handmade in MNL, PH