Wrought Iron Effects Wrought Iron Effects Wylie Germanium Boost (Rangemaster) 2018 - Black / Chrome

Cosmetically got some dings for sure. NOTE - THE BUTTON IS MISSING BUT WHATS LEFT DOES ENGAGE THE PEDAL AND DOES WORK! The right person can put a new one on. These normally went for $450 per Wrought Iron Effects site - All the above cosmetic issues I'm lowering to 215 as the components and transistors are pretty choice under the hood. Cheers. More information below.

The Wylie Boost is a Germanium transistor boost, (in the tradition of the original Rangemaster), but with my own circuit topology. Powered by a lower gain germanium transistor, the Wylie incorporates additional controls for gain and tone along with overall volume.  To add a little vintage flavor, the circuit is built on turret or eyelet board, similar to early hand-wired tube amps. But unlike a lot of early Germanium powered pedals, this one runs off a standard tip-negative power supply. 
  The Germanium transistor has a unique sound. It's a boost, but it is by no means clean---unless you want it to be. Due to the circuit's low input impedance, it is very responsive to guitar volume control. Rolling back the guitar volume will clean up the signal and add a little sparkle. Controls:
Volume controls the overall output of the signal. It is recommended to use the Boost with the volume at 12:00 or beyond for best sound quality. 
Tone is a treble roll-off. Though the circuit is voiced to be a full range boost with emphasis on the mid range, you may want to roll off some highs when using single coils.
Gain is a unique control to this booster. this control slowly adds a bit of output, but it's main function is to add some grit. Rolling up the gain will allow a little more bass into the signal as well as adding some unique break-up.