Nice looking Rangemaster clone

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noelgrassy
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https://cgi.ebay.com/DIY-Rangemaster-Cl ... ht_962wt_0

See what you think.
It's priced reasonably enough, $150 USD
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Post by Greg »

Looks well built and reasonably priced...
it seems a bit impractical these days to have an effect that sits on your amp and you can't easily switch in and out though..
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Actually the one I built sounds so good I leave it on. It's not like a fuzz pedal where you'd want a distinct
tonal change like for a solo. I think this is the way it was originally intended to be used.
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