The sound of Pink Floyd and Police|Deluxe Electric Mistress

10 years of research to find this beauty in good condition at a super low price and man I love this pedal !!!
1976 we had the first flanger pedal ever the Electric Mistress used by guys like Gilmour and Andy summer
in 1978 the first deluxe silver printed.
This is a 1981/84 V3 green printed.
Super greatful to have on my board
I hope that you can find one because is a must have !!!

My name is gianluca pavan I'm from Venice in Italy and I decided to make a living with music again in 2022 after 2020 when I had to leave my professional touring sideman career.
I'm a multi-instrumentalist,singer and songwriter and every day I explore sounds and boundaries of music.
But not only here if you like what I do check this link and don't be afraid to DM me for any reason (except money and foot-pics🤣)
And until next time YOU ARE LUCKY MY MAN !!!!

[nopeoplecorp]

Beautiful sounds, man - following on Spotty

[maxfurious]

You are awesome man, thank you so much! I am someone heavy in the world of progressive rock who only began guitar 5 months ago! I believe I have progressed well with the guitar myself, though despite reaching the point where I am starting to technically shred a bit, can understand guitar tabs with slight music theory, and have doing well in my guitar classes I have been desiring something more than my Orange amplifier... I wanted a guitar pedal that could potentially give off Todd Rundgren's 70s sound and after many minutes of research I found this and I'm very impressed. Spectacular.

[cgavin]

Hands down the best gear demo I have ever seen!
Bravo!

[jjcollins]

Wow awesome video! Your video showed up in my feed today, fantastic sound, playing and demo! Greatly enjoyed it! Subscribed!

[Dylan-Juhan]

Inspiring stuff, great tones. Thanks for sharing, learned a lot!

[makimoto]

Bro. Not only are u a good demonstrator. You are a fucking good player. Keep it up.

[nopeoplecorp]

I am listening to mesmerized and I feel compelled to tell you that you could have a much larger listener base if you made instrumental like you have played here using the Electric Mistress. Hope this helps - I love the demo sounds and music you were producing on your Suhr here.

[michaelfowler]

Amazing playing and enjoyed the commentary too.

[nopeoplecorp]

I think you will find this interesting (there are no coincidences): The Fool, a "psychedelic fantasy", according to Clapton, [3] was the brainchild of Marijke Koger [nl] who, along with Simon Posthuma [nl], was a founding member of The Fool design collective. In early 1967, the collective were contacted by Robert Stigwood, then manager of Cream, to work on instruments and costumes for the band, which was about to leave London for their debut tour of the United States.[1] Koger and Posthuma painted Clapton's Gibson SG, a drum kit for Ginger Baker, [4] and a Fender Bass VI for Jack Bruce, which he did not like very much and played only on TV performances.[5]

The guitar made its debut as Cream played their first show in the United States on 25 March 1967 at the RKO theater on 58th Street, Manhattan, where Cream and The Who played a series of shows headlined by Mitch Ryder, [1] Wilson Pickett, and promoted by Murray the K.[5] Clapton used the guitar for most of Cream's recordings after Fresh Cream, particularly on Disraeli Gears, until the band broke up in 1968. After Clapton gave it to George Harrison, it passed to Jackie Lomax. It then passed to Todd Rundgren, [1] who had seen Clapton play it during Cream's show at the RKO Theater and was "mesmerized" by it.[6] According to differing reports, Rundgren reportedly either paid $500 for the guitar, [7] was gifted the guitar, or just retained the guitar after Lomax failed to return to retrieve it, and had various repairs done to it. He had the guitar finished anew and retouched in places, and a portion of the neck and headstock was replaced. Rundgren sold the guitar in 2000 at auction[8] for less than $150, 000[6][9] to pay off a tax debt, donating 10% to Clapton's Crossroads Centre.[1] The Fool was resold to a private collector a few years later for around $500, 000.

The Fool has had other work done: some of the control knobs have been replaced and, most notably, the original trapeze-style tailpiece was replaced with a stop-tailpiece. The guitar now has Grover tuners rather than the original Klusons.[1]

[nopeoplecorp]

If you sang like the vocals on Sunshine Of Your Love on Disraili Gears by Cream, then you would be on to something.

[MrFab]

Very good ! What is the song of the second sound please ? Thanks

[rareform]

Good Job, play into a real tube amp ?

[nunoharris]

Hi What distortion pedal are you using ? Thanks

[Texturas]

Click bait. Nothing Police or Floyd-related here, sound-wise. And unlistenable music/voice mix, as in many guitar videos.

[michaelmarchei]

Clicked off immediedoetly after seeing not playing through real amp. Cmon.