Professional MKII with OC81D's
Ladies and Gentlemen, my D*A*M OC81D loaded Professional MKII Tone Bender: No.65 http://www.esnips.com/doc/f5df70f1-d234-49d7-81ad-0f60fd4511b5/D*A*M-MKII-a http://www.esnips.com/doc/d9b208ce-b31b-4145-b2a0-b8d86d500029/D*A*M-MKII-b http://www.esnips.com/doc/00e7fd51-1bdd-4585-a910-6cec557b7738/D*A*M-MKII-c http://www.esnips.com/doc/17987375-85a6-4901-883f-e7dfeddb01cf/D*A*M-MKII-d 8)

Damn, that second song with Robert Johnson styled riffing is fantastic! Great to hear fuzz in this context!

Isn't the second song You Shook Me? Whatever it is it makes me want one. BTW, is it bad to dream about a fuzz? :oops: I dreamt that I bought a Rotosound MKI with a serial number of 001, which I'm sure doesn't exist :?

Yeah the 2nd song is You Shook Me. 8)

Check this out: http://cgi.ebay.com/COLORSOUND-TONEBENDER-MKII_W0QQitemZ200141247717QQihZ010QQcategoryZ41419QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem The MKII had THREE Mullard OC81D's! (not two)... inaccurate and pricey!!

As ever great playing and recording Phillip. I saw that you had snapped up this sucker. Just out of curiosity - what type material slide do you favour?

great riffin there philip - had a listen to some of your other esnips too. There's a bit in 'hold tight' reminds me of sgt. pepper ..reprise - which is a great tone, was that done with a tonebender mkII do you know?

I used to own a real good bottle neck, it came free with an issue of Guitarist or something back in the 90's. I loved that slide, but sadly it fell of my amp one day and broke! :( I bought one of those run of the mill Jim Dunlop metal slides recently. It does the job, but I still miss my bottleneck. Hold Tight features the glorious MKI Tone Bender. I think Sgt Pepper features the Vox UL-730's fuzz/distortion with loads of treble. 8)

Some of the dead early MKI.5's used these weird Imprex transistors. I heard a story some time ago now that a few of the early MKII's did have the (MKI.5) two transistor circuit built into them as a kinda transition from one circuit to the next. Never seen one though and it does see a little odd to me. If I designed a new pedal it would be nuts to then stick in a older circuit but I guess anything is possible. I was also told that the Colorsound reissues from the 1990's (like the one on eBay) used the two transistor circuit because the pedal they had for reference was one of the transition MKII's with the two tranny circuit?!? Yet another invalidated rumour was that Mr Page's MKII was one of the 2 transistor transition models, I don't really buy that one though. ~Dave

The Colorsound RI was modeled off an actual vintage MKII with the MK1.5 circuit. The owner is a member of the Plexi Palace Forums. Don't recall the member's name.

Dave, I recently read (not on this site) that you would no longer be using the OC81D or the OC75 and instead the OC81 in the MKII. Say it isn't so!! Dan