l-r: Brian May Fryer Ringmaster, Brian May Fryer Mayhem, Brian May Fryer Treble Booster
 

these products are now not being made anymore, so they are just listed for information
 

Brian May Fryer Treble Booster
Colour: Dark Red

This is used in line between guitar and amplifier with overall volume controlled from the guitar.
The Brian May Fryer Treble Booster is a development from the earlier Cornish pedal and is very different
in sound and circuit design to the Guild Treble Booster or any others claiming to be the Brian May Treble Booster

 

"Ringmaster" Pedal

Our version of Brian May’s original Rangemaster Germanium Transistor Treble Booster pedal which he used up until mid 1974
Ltd Edition Colour: Purple

"Mayhem" Overdrive Pedal
colour: red

When used with the BM Fryer Treble Booster first in line, this pedal gives the full volume Vox AC30 Brian May
sound but at much lower amplifier levels.
When "Mayhem" volume control is wound down low, this produces the "Deacy Amp" sound.
Designed for Vox AC30 Normal channel.
A different concept and circuit design to any overdrive/ distortion pedal on the market, the "Mayhem" behaves
amp-like to give flexible range of clean-crunch as guitar’s volume control is wound down, as well as genuine
saturated amp overdriven harmonics when guitar volume control is increased.  

 

Brian May Fryer "Purple Maze" Distortion Pedal

 
 

NEW BRIAN MAY PRODUCTS BY GREG FRYER:
 

“Brian May Fryer Treble Booster Plus”

Designed to produce the richer, fatter, more sustained sound of Brian May’s 1976-79 sound.
Overdrives the Vox AC30 more than the standard Brian May Fryer Treble Booster.
BMTB Plus works extremely well driving either Red or Blue Mayhem overdrive pedals.
 
 

Omeg UK 220K Log B Potentiometers
(Same type as used in Brian May’s Red Special guitar for Volume and Tone controls)

Omeg have specially made these pots for Fryer Guitars. They feature solder tags and ¼” (6.35mm) diameter plastic shaft 3/8” (10mm) long.
(Standard electric guitar length)

Selected into two categories of ohmic range:
a) To suit Kent Armstrong Burns Tri-Sonic pickups (Currently made models)
b) To suit old 1960’s Burns Tri-Sonic pickups or Fryer Tri-Sonic pickups.

 
 

Two new pedals have been developed from the Brian May electronics to suit standard guitars (i.e. Strats, Les Pauls and also BM guitars)
and standard amplifiers (i.e. Fender, Marshall, Boogie, Vox AC30 Brilliant channel etc).
These new two complement the Brian May Fryer “Purple Maze” Distortion pedal and give a range of overdriven sounds which range from tube-like and clean (Sweet Stuff) through to raggedy and very distorted (Pink Maze).
 

“Sweet Stuff”

“Pink Maze” Overdrive

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