Good amp with loads of "clean" power. Finally got new 6L6GC Power valves for this after it nearly died at a gig at The Haymakers. The valves were the original Fender ones from the late 1970's when the amp was made! I also fitted a pair of Celestion G12 Classic Lead speakers. After nearly crippling myself with a bad back I decided to sell it on eBay.
 

This was the mainstay for my pedal board when I was using multiple distortion and overdrive units. It has gone through some different versions.
 
1. Originally switching was carried out using relays operated by momentary switches. This worked fine 90% of the time but occasionally you would not be able to switch - unacceptable in a live situation.
 
2. I then found a source for 3 Pole Double Throw (3PDT) footswitches at HotRox on the web. When I wired these 2 switches in I also added a Tuner mute switch.
 
3. I have now found 4 Pole Double Throw (4PDT) footswitches from Banzai in Germany. These are expensive at about £15 a throw but now it is possible to use one button to join both loops 2 and 3 together which means I only need one overdrive and one phaser on my board.
All this works with minimal (if any) clicking noise and 100% reliability. I can change between clean, rhythm and lead settings with just one press.
 
4. The unit has now been completely re-wired to not only switch effects but to change channels on my Engl amp and has therefore returned to my fx board and also meant that I could sell the over-large Engl Z5 switching pedal on eBay.
 

This actually exceeded my expectations. It is great to be able to play on an acoustic sounding instrument and then be able to switch to a lead sound for the solo instantly.
 

A useful addition to my board. I now enjoy soloing with a clean tone. This has had the Monte Allums Opto-Mod carried out and it has done wonders for the pedal.
 

This has been modified by myself to almost Keeley specs, except I have a switch to change the input capacitor between the standard 0.047uF and a 0.1uF for a slight bass boost. There is another switch for clipping diode selection to change between:
1. A pair of 1N34 Germanium Diodes.
2. A pair 1N914 Silicon Diodes.
This thing sings! Sold on eBay after getting the Engl.
 

It was used in the solos for "Time" and "Comfortably Numb". I found that the Phaser thinned out my lead sound somewhat therefore it has been sold on eBay and replaced by an Ibanez PH-7.
 

After reading many favourable reviews of this pedal on Harmony Central I decided to give it a try. The eq is the real highlight of this pedal and small tweaks allow you to dial in the exact sound your after. This was made obsolete by buying the Engl Screamer. Sold on eBay.
 

Having read about the possible mods which can be carried out on this pedal on Harmony Central I decided to chance buying this on e-Bay, a bargain at £10.50 plus postage!!! There was a fault on the power jack which caused the unit not to work with a battery which took 30 mins to fix and the mods another 30 mins of experimentation before deciding on removing clipping diodes 3 and 4 and changing 1 capacitor to increase the bass input. This made it a good tube-screamer type clean boost/overdrive pedal. This was made obsolete by buying the Engl Screamer. Sold on eBay.