JHS Bender Legends of Fuzz 1973 London MKIII Tonebender Replica Pedal Soprano Saxophones 5kHzmetal housingStandard 5/8-27 threadSlanted entrance

5kHzmetal housingStandard 5/8-27 threadSlanted entrance to the 3-pin XLR male connector

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This low handling noise and the lack of bass-boosting proximity effect makes the Heritage an ideal microphone for professional uses

In the “1” position you have a mid-scooped sound that will give you a Big Muff style buzz for a rounded sound reminiscent of fine mozzarella that sits just right on your pizza but doesn’t get in the way

JHS Bender Legends of Fuzz 1973 London MKIII Tonebender Replica Pedal Soprano Saxophones 5kHzmetal housingStandard 5/8-27 threadSlanted entranceFrom the manufacturer: In April of 1965, a new device changed rock 'n' roll forever. From the back workbench of Macaris Musical Exchange on Denmark Street in London, Gary Hurst invented the Sola Sound* Tonebender* fuzz. Building on the foundation of the American made 1962 Maestro Fuzz Tone*, Gary expanded what fuzz could do and gave a new sound to the thriving London music scene. Starting with his very first prototype made in a simple wooden box