Here is my Fender Telecaster, with a new Custom Shop 4-way pickup switch.
It keeps the original 3 tones (Neck, Both pickups wired in parallel, Neck) and also adds a new tone: Both pickups wired in series, for a louder and fatter tone. The switch only costs $15, so this is an inexpensive modification.

4 - Way Pickup Switch for a Fender Telecaster

Gayle Ellett & the Electromags: "No Deposit, No Return"

The Behringer SF300 ... a great sounding octave-up fuzz .. for $25!
Yes, that's right, only $25! 
That is basically FREE!
I'm playing my Les Paul, and then a Fender Jazz bass, though my new Behringer Super Fuzz SF300.
Drive set on the "minimum" setting.
First on the Fuzz 1 (Classic tone), and then on the Fuzz 2 (scooped mids tone). 
Treble and Bass controls set at "noon".
It also does a clean boost too.
Clearly, that was $25 well spent!

All sounds played thru a clean 1971 Marshall Super Lead amp, into a 1 X 12" Celestion speaker, in a open backed cabinet.

$25 Behringer SuperFuzz300 Demo

My new just-built Marshall-Clone 18watt Amp ... 
You can hear the Ghost Note ... (play sound-clip loudly).
This extra note is (roughly) a minor 3rd, but down one octave below the note I am playing.

Marshall-Clone 18watt Amp ... Ghost Note ... play loudly

Strumming loud then softly (gain and master volume low).
Then with the power master volume turned up (gain low)
Then with the gain up (and master low)
Then with effects (gain and master volume low).

Marshall Tone Test 3

This is  a little toy that goes inside a stuffed animal.
I recorded animal sounds, and me talking ... into it.

Then I held it up to my Les Paul guitar pickup (which was able to "hear" it). Then I ran my guitar into an old tape delay, and then into a Bassman Amp and miced it.
Fun times!

Gayle From Topanga

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