Hallmark 60's demo, distorted & clean

[Bob Shade]

These are being built by Ed Sanner using the same components as the 60's models. Did this answer the question?

Bob

[Franco]

"psyched out" by the ventures has a guitar tone that i think qualifies as a fuzzrite sound. if the nu fuzz replicates that tone, i will be getting one for sure.

[Bob Shade]

Super! Yes the prototype Ed made sounds fantastic.

Bob

[arpsum]

Hi Bob, when the original NU-FUZZ launched? As far as I investigated, it was made in 1967. is this correct?

[Bob Shade]

Yes that sounds right from what Ed has told me. He left Mosrite prior to it's demise to team up with other ex Mosrite guys to help form ROSAC Electronics. Amplifiers, guitar effects and PA systems were produced.

[arpsum]

I saw and had a chat with Dan when he came to Japan a few years ago. I noticed he used that very NU-FUZZ at that time and he kindly explained the advantage of NU-FUZZ.

Can we see the pix of prototype model of your new NU-FUZZ ? And if possible, I want to know why NU-FUZZ performs better than FUZZrite. None other than Ed Sanner can explain the truth.