Shin-ei Psychedelic Machine - Red

Shin-ei Psychedelic Machine - Red

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Shin-ei Psychedelic Machine - Red
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Shin-ei Psychedelic Machine - Red

MFR# Psychedelic Machine - Red

Three independent circuits - Vibe-Bro, Fuzz, and Octavia each with independent inputs/outputs and individual LED/foot switches, routable in any order you wish and even capable of being bridged between other effects

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Product Description

The Shin-ei Psychedelic Machine features three independent circuits with independent inputs/outputs and individual LED/Foot Switches. You can route any of the three effects in any order you wish and even bridge them between other effects. For instance: Input to Vibe and output to your digital delay, to your wah to our Octave circuit, to your Klon to our Fuzz Face circuit etc. etc. She runs on 120V. There will be no international units produced until November.

Each effect has its own foot switch and LED indicator. The enclosure is the exact same size as the Vibe-Bro.

Vibe-Bro

The Vibe-Bro circuit with some updated performance parts not only improving the sound but allows for a very high top end speed. This is the best vibe circuit we've ever made. It's dead quiet and has a chewy top end like an original Uni-Vibe.

Fuzz

An original Fuzz Face circuit made with NOS matched 1960-70's Telefunken BC109 silicon transistors, NOS Mullard mustard caps and NOS carbon comp resistors. The circuit is identical to an original 1968 Fuzz Face with the addition of two parts that allows it to be less noisy than an original. Original Fuzz Faces get super noisy when a guitar player has his volume set to zero and the effect is on. This mod cleans it up making it a lot more fun to play. We have compared our circuit to several original vintage BC109 Fuzz faces as well as some very expensive current Fuzz Face clones and it sounds as good or better. Video to follow soon.

Octave

The Octave circuit is a dead to rights clone of the Tycobrahe Octavia that currently sells for $4,000. It's built with all NOS carbon comp resistors, NOS Motorola Transistors, rare green stripe germanium diodes.