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Another one from @tonehome.de's collection: A bunch of funky Brits of the late 70s: Top Gear Wah, Fuzz, Funky Fazer and 4-channel Mixer #effectsdatabase #pedalboardmadness #pedalporn #pedalcollection #vintagegear #topgear #topgearpedals #wah #fuzz #fuzzpedal #fuzzfriday #fuzzesofinstagram #tonehome #lucyguitar #phaseshifter #fazer #funkyfazer #vintagegear #vintagepedals #tonematters, via Instagram: bit.ly/1pWq5Rt
At one point, Mike had me put my finger on the emergency stop button just in case the partially secured plastic went flying.
I finally finished the build of this module... it was hidden in the drawer for 2 years, since it did not work. but yesterday i traced all problems down and got it right...
I grabbed it on the net. did some researches but only found pics. Japanese model, probably from the early Aria series.
If you have any information about it or about some similar models, please comment!! thanks
just a glimpse just a little reminder.
part of vals gear. we used to play a lot. we started just messing around playing easy stuff we liked and it grew from there.
we always joked how we would go play at a local coffee house that had acoustic "bands" come in, which was always a couple of angry emo highschoolers. we would show up under the name stifsiM and play lounge lizard version of our favorite misfit songs until they asked us to leave.
Shin-ei Uni-Vibe with original foot controller. Purchased in used condition c1972 in La Mirada, CA. Recent repairs included replacing and completely rewiring the foot controller control cord>5/180° DIN connector. I have readjusted the position of the pot and retuned it to get the sweep I wanted. I added tall black rubber feet and a new AC/power cord. I replaced the red indicator light crystal with a green one. Note smudged painted lettering on face. All repairs by Doug "Bro Bro" Anderson. This is an AC (only) analog device.