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Extremely rare "Green Muff" with black enclosure.

Circa 1998-2000 Circuit Board Number: BM-1-01.00.001 Circuit Designer: Based on Bob Myer's original circuit Editions: 2. Graphics changed for the second edition True Bypass: No Power: 9V battery only. To connect to a standard Boss type AC power supply, use a 9V 100mA battery adaptor like the 1 Spot CBAT . See POWER section below. Enclosure Size: 6 1/2" long x 4 3/4" wide x 2 3/4" tall / 165mm long x 118mm wide x 70mm tall (not including rubber feet) Packaging: Wood crate box with Russian lettering Place of Manufacture: St Petersburg, Russia

CIRCUIT - Same circuit and PCB trace as the third edition Bubble Font Green Russian. PCB #BM-1-01.00.001. Transistors were unmarked Russian Silicon, in black plastic T092 cases, some with white and green dots painted on. The input and output jacks remained in the reverse position like the previous third edition Green Russian Big Muffs, due to the pcb being mounted upside down.

UralTone Rouhi fuzz:n onnistumisen myötä yhteistyö J.Paasosen ja UralTonen välillä jatkuu. Toinen yhteistyön hedelmä on germaniun transistoreilla toteutettu ROUHI germanium fuzz. Rouhi ge eroaa nimestään huolimatta ensimmäisestä Rouhista kohtalaisen paljon. Kytkentä on eri ja transistoreina on tällä kertaa erittäin harvinaiset Siemens AC151 germanium transistorit, jotka on alunperinkin suunniteltu audiokäyttöön.

Pedaalin äänellinen suunnittelu ja idea on futsiguru Janne Paasosen käsialaa. Prototyypistä on UralTone pajalla syntynyt uusi pedaali, joka rakenteen, osien ja ulkonäöon puolesta sopii UralTone pedaalien linjaan.

Soundillisesti ROUHI edustaa perinteistä ja hyvin terveen kuuloista, mutta rouhean musikaalista Fuzz perinnettä. Paasosen pedaalien tapaan jokainen yksilö on trimmattu ja hyväksytty itse maestron toimesta. Pedaalit käyttävät NOS Siemens AC151 germanium transistoreita. Transistorit on harvinaisia ja karsinnassa vain harva yksilö päätyy pedaalin asti, joten näitäkin pedaaleja tehdään rajallinen määrä.

EKO is an Italian manufacturer. EKO S.a.s. It was founded in 1959 in Castelfidardo by Oliviero Pigini. Eko Manta was a low-price guitar released in the 70's.

Eko's philosophy was to offer a full range of guitars, produced with standardized industrial processes to ensure consistent quality. The purpose of the company was to conquer the most vibrant segment of affordable instruments market suitable also for semi-professionals, making the guitar economically accessible to everyone.

The Carlsbro Suzz pedal is a sustain/fuzz pedal that has become legendary for its incredibly gnarly and nasty fuzz tones. From the short-lived 'Alu-Series' of British made effects, produced by Carlsbro in the late 70s and earky 80s. The idea was to drive the preamp stage of the big old valve amps (before the days when Master Volume became the norm), providing a fuller sound, more sustain & a supposedly clean boost.

The Fender Starcaster is a semi-hollowbody electric guitar made by the Fender company. It is Fender's version of the 335-style hollow-body guitars. Starcaster has two wide-range humbucker pickups and bolt-on neck. The body, neck and fretboard are all made of maple.

The Starcaster was in production from 1976 to 1982. However, an advertisement from 1977 states that the Starcaster's first creation was in 1975.

In September 2013 Fender reissued the Starcaster in continuation of its 2011 "Modern Player" series. The new version, offered in black, natural or aged cherryburst, closely resembles the original guitar but lacks some key features including the master volume control, string-through-body bridge, string tree for four strings, bullet truss rod adjuster and three-bolt neck attachment.

Unlike the original from the 1970s, the new guitar features a tune-o-matic bridge with a stop tailpiece and bound f-holes.

The Starcaster was originally designed by Gene Fields.

Gibson GA-9 mid 50's

10 Watts 1 Channel 2 Inputs Volume Control Preamp Tube: 6SN7 Power Tubes: 6V6 pair Rectifier: 5Y3 10" Jensen Field Coil Speaker

The Airline '59 Coronado is our tribute to the Coronado model used by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. The originals were made of Res-O-Glas, but we have upgraded the design to tone-chambered mahogany bodies. Upgrades to the standard Coronnado model on this '59 include rubber body binding, zero fret, and Tone Pros bridge.

The Martinique Deluxe is a reproduction of the top-of-the-line, piezo- and vibrato bar-equipped fiberglass Supro electric guitar that was manufactured in the early 1960s. The Martinique Deluxe mates a chambered body with a newly developed, composite “Acousti-glass” top. This updated construction preserves the instrument’s Art Deco aesthetics as well as the signature blend of piezo and magnetic pickups, while improving its semi-hollow acoustic resonance and tuning stability.

The Martinique’s vintage-correct tuners, vibrato bar and adjustable, piezo-equipped rosewood bridge are joined by a faithful replica of the legendary Vistatone pickup to bring you a fully realized and worthy reissue of this classic Supro guitar.