2013 Berkos FX Third Stone Fuzz Tone Effects Pedal – Rare Early Production Single Switch V1 Silicon Version, Vintage Hendrix Fuzz Face Effect (102)
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– For your consideration is this 2013 Berkos FX Third Stone fuzz effects pedal.
– This very early V1 example, serial number 102 (TS-102), sports the single “Axis-Exp” mini-toggle selector switch. This version does not have a “Mid-Bass” tone switch, which some believe causes the pedal to lose audible presence.
– All original and in very nice cosmetic condition, this is a great boutique Hendrix style vintage fuzz.
– It achieves that quintessential Hendrix fuzz quite successfully.
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From Berkos FX:
After a year of development, testing every transistor available and painstakingly listening to every component available for this pedal… the Third Stone was born. The key to the tone of the pedal is the natural mid-range, control over the bass and the incredible feel. The focus on the mid-range will cut through better in a live performance. Inspired by the Fuzz tones of the 1960’s the Third Stone was designed to be the most organic and versatile fuzz made.
Controls
Sun = Gain: Adjusts the level from subtle to over the top explosive fuzz tones.
Earth = Tone: Controls the amount of bass attenuation. Counterclockwise position will decrease the bass allowing for more mid-range and a tighter bottom end.
Volume: The volume knob functions as the master on/off for the fuzz circuit battery so you do not have to unplug the input jack when not in use.
Mode
EXP: Tones are warmer, less gain and more organic.
Axis: Tones are more aggression with higher gain.
Transistors are Si and temperature stable.
High-end capacitors and carbon composition resistors.
True bypass.
Premium plated though the hole PCB.
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