Marshall Supa Fuzz MKI - R2R Electric Rare Fuzz Demos

1966 Marshall Supa Fuzz MKI played by Chris Vincent of R2R Electric.
One of several rare full pedals loaned to R2R for some minor repairs and to get the specs.
From the collection of John Drake
Audio: Jarrod Keith
Video: Max Lanman
Editing: Tucker Bass
Amplifier: 1960 DeArmond R15T
Microphone: Royer R10 / direct signal
Guitars: 1977 Greco EG800J & Partscaster Esquire Custom

[@Joe-mz6dc]

Excellent. So glad you started a TH-cam channel. Rock and roll music my friend.

[@keiranbradley3238]

Awesome playing btw!.

[@daviddelossantos6075]

Oh my gawd dude

[@rettsmithmusic]

rad

[@EdgeofBreakup]

🤘

[@paoloferrata8504]

Certenlly dig it

[@keiranbradley3238]

Gary Hurst is the guy here in the UK who made these original units in the back shop of Macari's on Denmark Street in London starting in '65 with Mk1 tonebenders.
He's still doing his thing!.

[@r2relectric]

@@keiranbradley3238 that’s right! It’s so cool to know that Gary is still working on them all this time. He and John (the owner of these pedals) are friendly and talk over email. So much incredible information he’s shared

[@keiranbradley3238]

@r2relectric
He's a national treasure!.
Your work is outstanding too btw, I've yet to hear a bad example of your units!.
Peace.

[@r2relectric]

@@keiranbradley3238 I really appreciate that, thank you!

[@keiranbradley3238]

@r2relectric
I would be amazing if you could source Impex S3-1T trannies to do a Supa-Fuzz.
Those sound incredible.

[@keiranbradley3238]

I know it's getting harder and harder to find genuine 60's germanium transistors but builders like yourself can get the best out of more common trannies, especially the circuits surrounding them that you build, your pedals are right up there with Stu Castledine and David Main.