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British Pedal Company Vintage Series Professional MKII Tone Bender OC81D
De BPC MKII Tone Bender OC81D is een gedetailleerde replica van de Professional MK II Tone Bender-pedalen uit 1966, gemaakt door Gary Hurst. Het circuit had, in tegenstelling tot de MK 1.5, een circuit met 3 transistors dat, op basis van productie en levering, bestond uit OC75's of OC81D-transistoren.
Deze MK II met OC81D-transtistor is te horen op vele nummers Jimmy Page en Led Zeppelin zoals ‘Whole Lotta Love’. Dit was het pedaal dat Jimmy gebruikte in de documentaire 'It Might Get Loud'.
De robuuste MKII Tone Bender is voorzien van een gegoten aluminium behuizing die prima tegen een stootje kan. Met de twee bedieningsknoppen voor de Level en Attack is het geluid naar wens te regelen.
The BPC MKII Tone Bender OC81D is a detailed replica of the 1966 Professional MK II Tone Bender pedals created by Gary Hurst. The circuit unlike the MK 1.5 had a 3 Transistor circuit which, based on production and supply comprised of either OC75’s or OC81D transistors.
This OC81D Loaded MK II can be heard on many Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin Tracks such as ‘Whole Lotta Love’. This was the pedal seen being used by Jimmy on the recent ‘It Might get loud ‘ documentary.
The robust MKII Tone Bender features a cast aluminum housing that can take a beating. The sound can be adjusted to your liking with the two control knobs for the Level and Attack.
The BPC MKII Tone Bender OC81D is a detailed replica of the 1966 Professional MK II Tone Bender pedals created by Gary Hurst. The circuit unlike the MK 1.5 had a 3 Transistor circuit which, based on production and supply comprised of either OC75’s or OC81D transistors.
This OC81D Loaded MK II can be heard on many Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin Tracks such as ‘Whole Lotta Love’. This was the pedal seen being used by Jimmy on the recent ‘It Might get loud ‘ documentary.
The robust MKII Tone Bender features a cast aluminum housing that can take a beating. The sound can be adjusted to your liking with the two control knobs for the Level and Attack.