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ms660 · 11th Sep 2017, 2:36 pm

I made a few treble boosters for guitarists in 1965, OC44 was the specified choice on the original schematic which the first guitarist supplied scribbled on a fag packet, never forget it, was working for Fred Dawes service dept in a basement in Hale, the guitarist, who I knew, turned up at lunch time with his guitar and a small practice amp to give it a go, all was plugged in and the wick turned up, intro to Baby Please Don't Go (Them style) amazing...

Lawrence.

11th Sep 2017, 2:36 pm	#3
ms660 Dekatron Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Cornwall, UK. Posts: 13,454	Re: Transistors wanted I made a few treble boosters for guitarists in 1965, OC44 was the specified choice on the original schematic which the first guitarist supplied scribbled on a fag packet, never forget it, was working for Fred Dawes service dept in a basement in Hale, the guitarist, who I knew, turned up at lunch time with his guitar and a small practice amp to give it a go, all was plugged in and the wick turned up, intro to Baby Please Don't Go (Them style) amazing... Lawrence.