Big Knob Color Sound Tone Bender Fuzz

Big Knob Color Sound Tone Bender FuzzOne of the fattest fuzz pedals you'll ever hear, this beast is riff machine that stops listeners in their tracks. A clone of the popular early 1970s Colorsound Tone Bender, this silicon fuzz is more closely related to the first Big Muff circuits. More raw and gritty than modern muffs, it embodies a pronounced vintage fuzz that even bass players, such as Michael Rutherford of Genesis, have tapped into both live and in the studio. Colour Jumbo features:

this feels like a MAJOR step up

and the fine grain of the Grade-A timbers used beneath the semi-transparent Worn Cherry finish look superb

For a guitar that is 40+ years old

Zero G palm-contoured handle with weight-distributing foam core

uniform wear on the crowns of frets 1-6 with virtually no wear further up the neck

The EXG is great for creating a fuller tone that doesn't get muddy

which enhances note attack and articulation

Bacchus consistently deliver

The Les Paul Special was introduced in 1955 as a sincle-cutaway guitar to provide a lower cost model in the Les Paul line

For you see… I love goooold

Not only the white base coat contrast but the beautiful checking you can see up close make this guitar look and feel like a trusted axe that you’ve had for decades

The Lollar P90s are a perfect match