Colorsound Supa Tone Bender
The Colorsound Supa Tone Bender is a three-transistor fuzz pedal known for its aggressive, sustaining distortion. Its three controls—Volume, Tone, and Sustain—shape the sound: Volume sets the overall output level, Tone adjusts the high-frequency content from dark to bright, and Sustain controls the amount of fuzz gain and compression, with higher settings producing longer, more saturated sustain. The pedal uses germanium transistors, which contribute to its warm, dynamic response that cleans up when the guitar's volume is reduced. It features a true bypass footswitch for signal integrity when disengaged. Power is supplied via a standard 9V battery or an optional DC adapter, with the battery compartment accessible on the bottom. The pedal is housed in a sturdy metal enclosure with a distinctive, vintage-style finish.
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User Reviews of the Colorsound Supa Tone Bender
- Submitted by Brain from 3pa 2q3 (2 points) on Aug 7, 2009
- I'm 62 play the 60/70s all the trone benders schematics I've seen are not the real deal if you come and seen the old sola sound I have you'll make a fortune cause it was as still is the best sound ever from 60/78 i was king cream & hendrix in my own right i' fed up with listening to comments from guys who dont even know what they are talking about I had no mentors to advise me what thwe geaf was needles to say I had marshall stack & plxie 100w rangemaster toneber point is come and see inners of tone to finally dispel the myhts of the tone bender original cos believe me none of the schematic I've ever seen is like the best fuzz tone ever
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- Submitted by John from Glasgow (38 points) on Jun 15, 2006
- enormo-sound fuzz with giant nads.easy to coax all kinds of grinding nonsense with this,but the battery access is a pain in the arse and mine came with a hole drilled for the barrel jack but no connectors for it inside(!) knobs on it aren't the best and the casing doesn't feel very reliable,plus as the gent said before,it's massive and takes up LOADS of space on the board.if you need a fuzz with a good range of tones from foul megabass to rasping trebly grit get a D.A.M. Sonic Titan or a Double Muff.
- Good Points: Giant sound,looks like intercourse,sturdy footswitch...
- Bad Points: ...ass casing,giant box(which has hardly anything in it),swallows batteries whole in a matter of days
- Price Paid: US$20.00
- Purchased At: eBay
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- Submitted by Mathe from Breda (6 points) on Apr 21, 2003
- I have had this thing for ages. I Love the sound, great for chords/rythm guitar.Each string remains recognisable. Very forgiving with sloppy technique. Funky harmonics. Lots of character.Not a lot of sustain.I used to use it with a splitter together with staight sound. One trick pony though.Due to mechanical properties I use a RAT nowadays.
- Good Points: great "balls" sexy porn sound.
- Bad Points: It's way too big. It's flimsy.The thin sheet metal bottom plate has to be "pried off" to replace the battery. My mediocre soldering has not done it very well. Ruins your dynamics. Tone knob could be more effective.
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