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JMI
Based on the MkI Tone Bender, the Zonk Machine was originally made by John Hornby Skewes in Leeds, UK. The circuit features both OC44 and OC75 Transistors which offer both smooth and sharp tones
- Zonk Machine Mark I
- folded Aluminium Case
- Blue Hammerite
- NOS Transistors
- Limited Edition, 20 Units worldwide
Video
(2011-03-18) zonk machine by JMI Amplification
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