Roger Mayer Axis Fuzz Pedal
FEATURES
AND BENEFITS:
ROGER MAYER SAYS: The Axis Fuzz was developed in early 1967 to give an
additional series of tone colors for Jimi. This effect is named after its most famous use on the title track of the album "Axis Bold as
Love". It can also be heard extensively on the "Band of
Gypsies" and various other post 1968 recordings by Jimi. Since it's
reissue it has become a firm favorite by guitarists who demand rich fill
range quality fuzz tones with plenty of bottom end but that can also be
used on chords and riffs. It cleans up very well from the guitar volume
control and retains its large range of tone colors. The guitar does not
loose identity and is truly a modern classic used by many leading
performers today. Electronically the Axis uses a discrete circuit configuration that is
completely unlike the simple and crude Fuzz Face configuration. Both PNP
and NPN silicon low noise transistors are used in an unique configuration
that is temperature stable, free from radio interference and producing
more output level and sustain than the Classic Fuzz. It produces a
distinctive rich-biting sound that makes solos extremely noticeable but
not thin sounding and weedy like so many popular mass marketed effects.
The unit has a high input impedance to keep the guitars character and
quality of tone while providing great sustain. It is definitely best
described as fuzz rather than distortion but has the ability to be used on
chords as well as solos. $229.95
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AXIS FUZZ
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