

looks like a Fuzztone clone, inside + out, but is it a WEM prototype? Anyone seen trannies like those before? American?
DiscoFreq wrote:I was bidding on that one too
It's probably a Pep Rush fuzz, before they were made by WEM. The "pep" has nothing to do with slang, but with the nickname of the guy who built them: Pepe Rush.
Professor SourTone wrote:It would still have been a play on words, though, though. Pep as in "pep pill" and "pep you up" - because the user would not have known about Pepe and the label would otherwise have been meaningless.
Professor SourTone wrote:I'd be one of them, in the case of a WEM era Pep.
Professor SourTone wrote:I'd be one of them, in the case of a WEM era Pep.
analogguru wrote:Professor SourTone wrote:I'd be one of them, in the case of a WEM era Pep.
Yes..... but........
I am missing the WEM connection evidence..... "Pep." written below one control isn´t enough for me.
analogguru
alteredsounds wrote:u ran it at 3v and positive ground? I've not tried the schem yet, I'd be suprised if it wanted very high gain transistors, can u check any of the values any better with those ebay pics?
alterdsound wrote:Looks like that ones on ebay at the mo with a couple more pics:
can u check any of the values any better with those ebay pics?
u ran it at 3v and positive ground? I've not tried the schem yet, I'd be suprised if it wanted very high gain transistors, can u check any of the values any better with those ebay pics?
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