What is a Rotosound Fuzz?
What is a Rotosound Fuzz?
Rotosound began to augment the catalogue with other musical accessories including fuzz pedals which would go on to shape the sound of guitar from the sixties, seventies, and beyond. Built by Denmark Street neighbour Solasound, the Rotosound Fuzz went through various circuits and enclosures over a few years, following the Tone Bender blueprint.
What kind of Pedals does Rotosound make?
Another pedal sold by Rotosound was the Growler, an eccentric pedal combining a MKI.5 fuzz with an independent wah-wah circuit. The user operated the way by rotating a rubber pad with their foot and there were no controls for the fuzz or level.
Who made the Rotosound Growler?
Built by Denmark Street neighbour Solasound, the Rotosound Fuzz went through various circuits and enclosures over a few years, following the Tone Bender blueprint. Another pedal sold by Rotosound was the Growler, an eccentric pedal combining a MKI.5 fuzz with an independent wah-wah circuit.
Why buy from Rotosound?
Since opening up shop on London’s Denmark Street in the sixties, Rotosound has been producing quality accessories for musicians. If proof was ever needed that talent runs in the family, look no further than Rotosound’s Jason How.
