Tools, Tones and Toys for Guitarists
I have a fairly extensive post on the Wem Project V here, this is post is primarily to document my own work, as I’m not sure how many people would want to build in this style. Standing resistors are mostly frowned upon in the world of vero, despite being commonplace on many vintage effects. Joining … Read more
The Sounds of Today is Ian Sherwood from Ghost Effects adaptation of the MKI Tone Bender. It’s all explained by Ian here, with photos. There are also plenty of photos of these in various stages of construction Instagram too, so you can see a few variations along the way. Short story: The attack has been replaced with a fixed resistor. The resistor … Read more
Just putting together some options for some leftover 0.15″ vero – and I was going to do a standard Fuzzrite, but I ended up doing this instead – which is of course the Ghost Effects Lunar Incantation. GHOST EFFECTS LUNAR INCANTATION – 0.15″ VERO LAYOUT GHOST EFFECTS LUNAR INCANTATION VIDEO DEMO
Since I’m on a bit of a tag board thing at the moment, I thought I would copy the Ghost Effects Warmjet V layout from a couple of photos – why I don’t know, as I already have a point to point version that I’ve built. Anyway, here it is… I’ve been looking at this for … Read more
Ghost Effects take on the rare and elusive WEM Project V Fuzz. Compared to the original, some overkill filtering has been removed and Edge and Drive switches has been replaced with a tone control labelled Edge. Information regarding mods and trimpot setup is avaiable HERE.
The Ghost Effects Lunar Incantation is part Mosrite Fuzzrite and part Rosac Nu-Fuzz – what a combination… time to break out some NOS low-gain silicon transistors? Maybe not. BC108s will be fine; probably anything with lowish gain that’s NPN silicon will do. Ghost Effects recommend 150 to 300hfe, with the second transistor having a higher … Read more
This is the Ghost Effects take on the WEM Project V – the Warmjet V. The name is a combination of the original WEM Project V, and the Brian Eno album, Here Comes the Warm Jets, which the pedal was allegedly used on and supposedly remains a favourite of Brian Eno (according to the internet, so it must be … Read more
