Vl Effects / Bullitt Booster Fat Vintage Jimi Gold / 2010's / Effect
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Bullitt Booster Fat Vintage Jimi Gold is a Booster overdrive pedal. Limited and Fully handbuilt by VL from VLeffects it\'s the same model as the 1982\' but with old stock Vintage Germanium Transistor OC44 Gold and vintage Britain Plessey oils caps and CTS Trims. All Bullitt models increase midium frequencies fo a wide and unique Tone. The ATK-Ton functionality bring you adjustable Fat and Wide Crunchy Tone!
For more informations about this model please visiting the VLeffects website http://www.vleffects.com
*Local Taxes and $25 shipping cost must be added
VL Effects, France 
VL-Effects is dedicated to provide highend Boutique Guitar Pedals
Each Pedal is fully handmade by Vincent Loret, located in Paris, France.
Vincent attended a renowned Parisian electronics engineering (university) school at the end of 70's and created his first VL Effects pedals in 1982 - the Germanium Treble booster and the Fuzz Face Bullitt Booster.
Product ranges:
- Regular Bullitt Stock Pedals that you can buy direct from VL-Effects or his Dealers.
- Custom Shop Pedals, -ask us for anything! The sound you're after, electronic components, colours, knobs ,... we'll help you get the sound of your dreams!
- Professional Artist Pedals - unique, one of kind tailor-made pedals and pedal-boards.
VL Effects created it's first pedal the "Bullitt Booster", in 1982, the fuzz "Bullitt JimiFace" in 1983, the overdrive "Bullitt Od-oNe" in 1985.
Today, these models are still built with the same goal and spirit of producing the best authentic sound possible.
Vincent uses the best of Components and in the "Vintage Series" old stock of vintage components like Transistors, Amp Op, Diodes, Capacitors, Resistors,..
Vincent works using old unique style wiring techniques ie: different kinds of cable specifications for ground cabling, hot cabling, power cabling, in order to reduce noise and increase tone and harmonics....
For more information concerning our production methods, please contact us.
