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BSM Treble Boosters
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BSM Treble Boosters
The BSM family of treble boosters: effects used
to push those late '60s-early '70s tube amps into
pure sonic heaven!
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The HS Treble Booster is identical
to the much sought after Hornby Skewes unit (manufactured
in England in the late 60’s) used by Ritchie
Blackmore (Deep Purple) both live and in the studio.
As the original, the unit uses the European OC44
germanium transistor. The result of the Hornby
Skewes into a good tube amplifier is evident on
the Deep Purple in Rock and Made in Japan recordings.
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The OR
Treble Booster is identical to the Orange Treble
& Bass booster made in the late 60's in England,
as used by David Gilmour in Pink Floyd. When used
with a good tube amp, the unit is capable of producing
the tone which helped create epochal masterpieces
such as "Dark Side of The Moon"(1973).
The long yearned for new edition, now issued under
the name OR from BSM, uses the same OC76 germanium
transistors as the the original 1960's version.
The OR model includes a tone control which allows
an extraordinary amount of tonal versatility. When
set to maximum, the unit produces a very glassy
tone. When a middle setting is dialed in, the result
is a punchy tone with a mids emphasis. When set
to minimum, the unit produces a very bassy tone
with a fat bottom end.
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The RM
Treble Booster is identical to the prized Dallas
Rangemaster unit (manufactured in England in the
60’s) used by Eric Clapton in John Mayall's
Bluesbreakers and early Cream (both live and in
the studio), as well as Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi
and Queen's Brian May. As the original, the unit
uses the European OC44 germanium transistor and
is fitted with a side mounted volume control. The
result of the Rangemaster into a good tube amplifier
is evident on the Bluesbreaker's "Beano"
recording (into a JTM45), and the earler Queen recordings
(into a Vox AC30), among others.
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Metal Treble Booster circuit is identical to
a 1969 Range Master (same as the BSM RM model) that
Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi had "tweaked"
and used from the Paranoid album period and onwards.
As the original, the unit uses the European OC44
germanium transistor and is fitted with a side mounted
volume control. The result of the modified Range
Master into a good tube amplifier is evident on
Black Sabbath's Paranoid album (into a Laney stack). |
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Acoustic Axis Instruments
Virginia (local) 703-548 2321; TOLL-FREE USA 866-794-2947 (AXIS)
2405 Mount Vernon Ave
Alexandria, Virginia 22301 USA
Store Hours: Monday-Thursday 12-7, Friday-Saturday 12-6, Sunday CLOSED
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