Top Gear guitar effects
made in England, 1970s - early 1980s
According to effectsdatabase.com Top Gear effects were designed and manufactured by Len Hawkes (owner of Hawkes Electronics and physics lecturer at Brighton Technical College) in Top Gear's Sussex premises in the '70s. The first pedals had gray or black panels, the Series-70 introduced in 1975 had a fibreglass box and red face plates.
This Series-70 Funky Fazer is among the rarest Top Gear pedals and quite an unusual phasing pedal... (more)
The Top Gear Fuzz and the closely related Fuzz Sustain are unarguably the most sought after... (more).
Top Gear 4-channel Mixer more
Top Gear Mini Mixer more
Top Gear Phaser more
Top Gear Wah more
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- Ibanez BPL Bi-Stage Phaser, Japan 1985, exc.-
- Ibanez CP-835 Compressor II, narrow box (v4), Japan 1980, exc.-
- Ibanez CP-835 Compressor II, narrow box (v2), Japan 1980, exc.+
- Ibanez CS-505 Chorus, narrow box (v2), Jpan 1979,exc.+
- Ibanez CS-505 Chorus, narrow box (v2), Jpan 1979,exc.-
- Ibanez CS-505 Chorus, narrow box (v2), Japan 1979,vgc.
- Ibanez FL 301 DX Flanger (v2), Japan 1981, good
- Ibanez PQ 401 Parametric EQ, Japan 1981, exc.-
- Electro-Harmonix Talking Pedal, USA 1977, exc+
- Lemon StudioSound Digi Delay, Germany 1979, exc.+
- Ricken's Fuzz FR III, Italy 1975, exc. -
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