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MCB - Super Treble (Italian 60s Rangemaster clone?)
Posted: 25 Sep 2008, 23:54
by modman
Re: MCB Super Treble - Italian 60s Rangemaster clone?
Posted: 26 Sep 2008, 00:21
by analogguru
I´ve seen that 5 days ago on evilbay. This unit (or a similar one) has been on evilbay several months ago.
What is funny on that unit is that it uses the same construction as the rangemaster - which is not the best.
I don´t know why they didn´t improve it a little bit. If they wanted to sell a clone, I don´t know why the outside look is so far away from the original.
It´s also remarkable that two of the resistors dont have a tolerance band. The input cap is 4n7 output cap is 10n. The transistor appears to be the metal-case version which was produced after the glass-housed OC45.
With those junk-resistors and no Rangemaster outfit I don´t know why they didn´t use a better transistor with less noise. Maybe only a few have been made from a solder-jockey at the kitchen table.
analogguru
Re: MCB Super Treble - Italian 60s Rangemaster clone?
Posted: 26 Sep 2008, 16:19
by Dirk_Hendrik
the abbreviartion and the background.. I'd almost say Andrew "Morecowbell" Carell is somewhat older than we think!
Re: MCB Super Treble - Italian 60s Rangemaster clone?
Posted: 27 Sep 2008, 15:05
by MoreCowbell
Dirk_Hendrik wrote:the abbreviartion and the background.. I'd almost say Andrew "Morecowbell" Carell is somewhat older than we think!
Re: MCB Super Treble - Italian 60s Rangemaster clone?
Posted: 29 Sep 2008, 10:17
by modman
italian rangemaster???
Posted: 04 Jan 2009, 15:34
by RnFR
https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?V ... 0325700641
according to the guy on ebay it is. looks more like an MCB Super Treble like it says on the box.
could it be the elusive key to the Mick Ronson sound? or is this guy just pulling our chain for 1.5 grand?
either way that's a damn large poly cap. and it looks like it could easily be traced.
anyone??
Re: italian rangemaster???
Posted: 05 Jan 2009, 08:49
by soulsonic
That auction is worded very misleadingly. It's clearly not a real Dallas Rangemaster; it's an Italian knockoff.
Since when is a contemporary knockoff worth the same as an original? It might be a cool pedal, but I can't possibly see how it can have the same collector's value as an original.
Re: italian rangemaster???
Posted: 05 Jan 2009, 10:34
by RnFR
yeah, uh, $1,750? i don't think so.
Re: MCB - Super Treble (Italian 60s Rangemaster clone?)
Posted: 13 Apr 2017, 00:14
by modman
OC75