Memory Lane Electronics

Happy folks! 🤟🤟

Here's a very interesting one for all you obscure fuzz enthusiasts!

It's our take on the Faylon Fuzz Machine F72!
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From what I've heard/seen they were made in Belgium somewhere around the 70s.

The circuit shares no similarities with any circuit that I've can think of (please write down in the comments if you know any 😁)

Hard to describe as well

Controls are attack and fuzz.
The attack being a "normal" post circuit volume control (but doesn't act accordingly whatsoever)
The fuzz is a pre circuit volume control that gives you the ability to control the amount of signal entering the circuit. Almost like the volume of your guitar.

Demos tomorrow!

Cheers! 🤟🤟

Hey folks!

Here's a pumpkin flavored Bond Trader (MKI Tone Bender) for this autumn season! 🎃🎃🎃

Full of goodies like vintage ERO Fol and ROE capacitors and NOS Iskra and carbon comp. resistors. Q1 it's a really nice black sleeve Mullard OC81M germanium transistor. Q2 it's an Unknown (maybe NKT) germanium transistor in this funky and crusty transistor package 👌 Q3 it's a Mullard white dot OC42 to push every single note into Oblivion! 🔥🔥🔥
All wired up into a NOS 60s Bakelite board made in the UK!

This one it's tuned to be "half" solasound, "half" System. In the sense that it features the classic .1uF / .1uF capacitors on those last two stages like a sola tuned but with the full k**b travel on the attack pot. It sounds glorious! 😁 Also some hints of MKI Marshall supa fuzz crumble on those lower notes while using the neck pickup

Will drop some demos of this one as well as the last Saudade 1.5 that just got made a couple of days ago in a couple of days so stay tuned for that!

It's for sale!!
Send us a DM to know more about it!

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Hey folks!

We are still around!

Just took some time off to organize the shop and to recover from a seasonal flu! 🤟

Couldn't be still though. So I've started to trace back the Vox Hastings wah from our last post.
There's something about this one that makes me play it for hours and hours.
After tracing the unit and making the PCB, I've started to hunt for parts to make the first proto, and that's when reality hit me in the face.
"What about the inductor?"

Long story short, the specific Siemens inductor used on the original is super hard to find so I've started to make my own inductors out of some old ferrite core and old bakelite? Spool that I had laying around for some radio repairs

That means that I will have more 3 of these for sale in the near future!

Send us a DM to know more about it!

Cheers! 🤟🤟

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Here's a very nice Selmer Buzz Tone that went out the door the other day!

All top shelf NOS parts!

Erie and Iskra resistors. Safco and Frako capacitor and a very nice trio of Mullard OC78 transistors!

NOS 60s UK Bakelite board and vintage unbranded UK wire as well as a vintage shield cable!

All wired into our house wedge with some gorgeous vintage cupcake k**bs from the 60s!

Cheers! 🤟🤟