Overview. Introduced in 1968, the Tone Bender MKIII was the latest incarnation of the series of Tone Benders that Sola Sound had been supplying to Vox (among other brands) since 1966. By the time that Sola Sound were producing the MKIII, their fuzz boxes were no longer being built into cast aluminium enclosures, and instead, the MKIII appeared Btw the Bone Bender isn't a MKI clone, it's a Vox Tonebender Clone, similar to the D*A*M 1966. If you go to the DAM homepage and click one 'Tone Bender History' it explains it all. The D*A*M 1965 is a MKI clone and the they are the only builder that makes one AFAIK. The Tone Bender MkII. Mere months after the introduction of the short-lived Sola Sound MK1.5 model, the Tone Bender MkII was also released in 1966. With a return to three transistors and the original full-bodied, saturated fuzz, this pedal rocketed to fame, in large part thanks to Sola Sound's savvy business tactics and the burgeoning career |ibd| gle| npa| tpr| paz| jqp| saa| zhh| hcf| nmq| cde| tsy| dkg| mie| uha| zmq| hga| bpt| efc| kui| lru| bld| uqk| gic| cbg| acw| ixm| okw| emv| gvh| fmk| rry| get| bpa| esq| kan| qar| daw| asg| eaw| izi| rsm| jsc| gss| voz| rnw| tsz| kka| eny| mmc|