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Widara company has introduced our model of a simple rock stage theremin under a name Distant Voices. More in our blog. 07.08. Moon Vibe has been discontinued. We are working on a new model of Moon Vibe, which shall be available by Christmas. 10.05. And yet another video for Pig Hoof was added. Nicolás Quiroga is performing Castellorizon this time.	You are at: Electronic Orange > Guitar pedals Guitar pedals There is a waiting list for our pedals at the moment. New orders for Moon Vibe MkII can't be completed before July, 2013. New orders for our other pedals can't be completed before February 2014. Please read our Terms & Conditions before you place an order. Moon Vibe MkII added: May 6, 2013 Moon Vibe MkII is an improved clone of the famous late 60's phaser Uni-Vibe. The Uni-Vibe was invented by the Japanese engineer Fumio Mieda in 1968, and consequently manufactured by Shin-Ei/Univox/Unicord. The unusual phasing unit quickly made its way to the rigs of guitarists like Jimi Hendrix, David Gilmour, etc. The original design uses a pulsing light bulb to control seemingly randomly designed phase stages (apparently tuned by ear by Mr. Mieda, as there is no logical order in the... PRICE: 199 EUR product details » .................................................................................................................... Pig Hoof   added: August 31, 2010 Pig Hoof is a replica of the Big Muff П (BMP) model, that was manufactured by Electro Harmonix in the late 70's under nickname "Ram's Head". If you are into the Big Muff history we advise you to visit this brilliant and comprehensive Kitrae's site. As David Gilmour devoted fans, we were just obliged to make our own Ram's Head clone. David purchased his model in around 1975 in Manny's, NY. In 1977 (during the Animals tour) the Ram's became his main distortion pedal, retiring the old silicon... PRICE: 125 EUR product details » .................................................................................................................... Pig Hoof MkII added: April 25, 2013 Pig Hoof MkII is a sound variant to our well established Pig Hoof, which is a 70's Big Muff Ram's Head clone. Bjorn Riis, the owner of the famous Gilmourian server gilmourish.com, who is a happy Pig Hoof user, suggested development of a variant that would offer a limited lower end and gain. Kind of a domesticated Pig Hoof. If you need a bass loaded wall-of-sound type Muff clone, the original (red-labeled) Pig Hoof is what you are looking for. Bjorn's explanation on MkII:... PRICE: 125 EUR product details » .................................................................................................................... Bananaboost added: July 16, 2010 Bananaboost is a replica of the legendary Power Boost by Colorsound. At the time Colorsound launched the first batch of their new booster units, the most commonly used boosters would be probably Dallas Arbiter Rangemaster and Electro Harmonix LPB (Linear Power Booster). Both of these models were very simple, minimalistic, one knob designs. A Booster is meant to boost the clean guitar signal with no distortion of its own, so it drives the amp and lets the amp do the rest of the job.... PRICE: 125 EUR product details » .................................................................................................................... Genuine Pig Face     added: May 12, 2011 Genuine Pig Face is an exact replica of the legendary 60's silicon Fuzz Face by Dallas Arbiter. Fuzz Face is simply a legend. The clever, simple design provides a rich, thick, fuzzy sound with long sustain as well as the possibility to effectively control the amount of fuzz by the guitar volume knob. They were consecutively manufactured with germanium (late 60's - Jimi Hendrix first 5 albums, Pink Floyd, Cream ...) and silicon (early 70's - Jimi Hendrix band of Gybsys, Pink Floyd Meddle to... PRICE: 125 EUR product details » .................................................................................................................... Birdie     added: July 16, 2010 Birdie is an enhanced clone of the famous Rangemaster treble booster by Dallas Arbiter. This unit is a germanium booster that works the best with kind of muddy English amps like VOX or Marshall. It is a booster, so it has just a minimal distortion on its own - it kicks the powered signal into your amp and lets the amp to do the rest. We recommend using this unit with tube amps only. Boosted transistor amps just don't sound right. Unlike the original unit, Birdie has a switch to swap... PRICE: 125 EUR product details » .................................................................................................................... Superfuzz     added: July 16, 2010 Superfuzz is a clone of Univox Superfuzz, which was one of the most aggressive sounding fuzzboxes manufactured in the 60's. Shin-Ei company (aka. Unicord, aka. Univox) started producing these units in 1968 and gradually came up with 3 different models: - a gray sheet metal enclosure - a gray casted aluminium enclosure with a black rubber foot plate - an orange casted aluminium enclosure with a blue rubber foot plate The sound of these 3 doesn't really differ that much. The first model... PRICE: 125 EUR product details » .................................................................................................................... Jumbo Fuzz   added: July 16, 2010 Jumbo Fuzz is a clone of the B&M Champion Fuzz Unit by Colorsound. The circuit is heavily based on Electro Harmonix Big Muff, whose ingenious circuity and popularity in the late 60's just called for cloning. Colorsound named the new pedal Jumbo Tonebender (just a name, the circuit itself has nothing to do with the old Tonebender, it is basically a Big Muff clone with two little segments omitted) and launched it to the market in 1970. Later on, the company was approached by the American B&M... PRICE: 125 EUR product details » .................................................................................................................... Screaming Treen     added: July 16, 2010 Screaming Treen is an enhanced clone of TS808 overdrive by Ibanez. Ibanez has launched a few models of this popular overdrive over the decades, but the very first one, TS808, have become a true legend. The ingenious, original circuit design that employs a JRC4558D chip, has been copied and modified in many other pedals by many other companies. It provides a nice, creamy, soft overdrive, that is by its character very close to cranked tube amps. That is how it get its nickname - Tubescreamer... PRICE: 116 EUR product details » .................................................................................................................... Filthy Maestro   added: July 16, 2010 Filthy Maestro is a clone of the MFZ-1, fuzzbox by Maestro. Maestro started manufacturing these unique, robust, heavy, wedge shaped pedals in 1976. The originals are really impressive technical creations, neatly manufactured, with some non-standard features like: - DPDT true bypass(!) switch was fixed at the bottom plate of the enclosure and it was pushed on the floor as you stepped on the top plate of the box. - on the both sides, there were a plexiglass wheel-knobs mounted that let you... PRICE: 116 EUR product details » .................................................................................................................... Dalek Attack!     added: July 16, 2010 Dalek Attack! is a clone of the rare fuzzbox by Maestro marked FZ-1S (or sometimes Maestro Superfuzz). It is a typical gnarly, hairy, spitting 60's fuzz tone. The FZ-1S circuit design is truly original and the visual design is just lovely. It provides the above described radical fuzz tone as well as an option to mix the wet sound and the buffered clean signal together. If you turn the Mix button all the way down, the pedal works just like a buffer, no fuzz. The disadvantage of this circuit... PRICE: 125 EUR product details » .................................................................................................................... Spaghetti Wah: an upgrade of your old wah pedal   added: July 16, 2010 Since we have no access to cheap wah enclosures, our Spaghetti Wah can be only built into your own enclosure, that you have to send to us. Spaghetti wah is a clone of the classic early 60's Real McCoy wah pedals by VOX. These beauties were manufactured in Italy and they were equipped with an axial Hallo inductor (two different types by time) and a wah pot with a special taper marked ICAR. Due to their sweet tone of vocal-like quality, Italian VOX Real McCoy wahs are the most sought after... PRICE: 79 EUR product details » .................................................................................................................... Please read our Terms & Conditions before you send an order.	RANDOM CLIP WE RECOMMEND

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