AnalogMan Sun Face BC109C Silicon Fuzz — Clockface Graphics + GigRig Virtual Battery

Up for sale is an AnalogMan Sun Face fuzz pedal loaded with Telefunken TFK BC109C silicon transistors and featuring the iconic “Clockface” graphics — a direct tribute to David Gilmour’s legendary tone on Time by Pink Floyd.

The BC109C is one of the most storied transistor choices in the Sunface lineup. AnalogMan himself delivered a BC109 Sunface to Gilmour’s houseboat studio, the Astoria, in late 2015 for the Rattle That Lock tour — Gilmour had previously used the BC108 but wanted something with more edge. The Clockface graphics are a nod to that connection. These Telefunken TFK BC109C transistors carry a surcharge from AnalogMan due to limited supply, making this one of the rarer and more collectible Sunface configurations.

Pedal features:

• 2x Telefunken TFK BC109C silicon transistors — higher gain than the BC109B, with a fuzzy roundness and cutting attack that sings on leads

• Clockface graphics

• Side-mounted jacks

• True bypass

• No LED — intentionally omitted, as the LED circuit can affect the tone and feel of the fuzz. This is how purists run it.

• Hand-built in the USA

• Pilot hole drilled on the left side of the enclosure for the GigRig Virtual Battery cable — run it fully powered with the back plate on, no battery swapping, no compromises

• Comes with original packaging, manual, label, and bag — everything as it left the shop

Included: GigRig Virtual Battery

The GigRig Virtual Battery is the ideal power solution for a Sunface — fully isolated, filtered 9V DC power that emulates the feel and response of an old carbon-zinc battery. It features a variable sag control, letting you dial in that beloved dying-battery fuzz character without burning through batteries. Combined with the pilot hole mod, you get all the sonic benefits of battery power through a pedalboard-friendly DC connection, with the back plate fully secured.