Can somebody build me a Tonebender MK II clone?

[intheair]

Hi!
Interested in trying on especially if the long sustain story is true!
A master builder?

[olioli]

I finished one the other day with OC75s. It sounded pretty good but I like it ever better now that i have turned it into a Supafuzz, it absolutely rips.

You could go for the BYOC kit built by someone for you or build it yourself. There is also a number of home builds on Ebay, it all depends on your budget. How close to the original do you want to go? I mean you need to consider the original transistors are not easy to find - I got 25% rejects in the last small batch I got. The closer you want to be to the MK2 the higher the bill.

I have a backlog of 8 point to point handwired pedals to build on top of my job so I won't have time to build another one for a while! I would not call myself a master either - if you want the best of the best you need a DAM or Castledine, these guys are true masters.

[intheair]

Hi. Thanks for info. Am aware of transistor crisis... bYOC no longer provides germanium, sp not sure how good the current version would be - no time to build myself (although I did do one BYOC).
Still, found this: http://www.ramblefx.com/twin-bender.html; so I suppose something along those lines, but cheaper.

[olioli]

Pigdog pedals are pretty cool too, check them out, they're in London. It is still going to cost around £200 but a custom build would not come cheap either.

[Fusionista]

Pigdog pedals are pretty cool too, check them out, they're in London. It is still going to cost around £200 but a custom build would not come cheap either.

+1 Had a Fulltone Soul-Bender but it didn't interact too well with my wah. If I wanted another I'd buy this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39Wg1...em-uploademail

[olioli]

Just got a soulbender to pit it against my home made point to point Supafuzz with OC75s. Can't wait to A/B them!