So i finally bought a mistress.. it’s a vintage green logo one.. but.. it has a pcb board!!??
Don’t know if it’s 9v or 18v but the 2 battery places indicate it’s 18v (i guess)
I don’t know how it sounds yet, as i currently have no electric guitar at home -_- ..

Has anyone else seen one of these with this pcb kind of circuit board?
If you have more info about it .. please write down everything you know ^^

I don’t know how to date it, but reading the pots i guess it must be made in the early ’78’s of last century 😆

Also note the unsoldered legg of one of the chips..

Specialists, take a peek, and tell me what you think!

and finally a nice surprice after i removed the knobs:

[img]http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll85/DR103/Electric Mistress/P2220415.jpg?t=1232964331[/img]
[img]http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll85/DR103/Electric Mistress/P2220390.jpg?t=1232964371[/img]
[img]http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll85/DR103/Electric Mistress/P2220406.jpg?t=1232964406[/img]
[img]http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll85/DR103/Electric Mistress/P2220412.jpg?t=1232964435[/img]

[img]http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll85/DR103/Electric Mistress/P2220409.jpg?t=1232964566[/img]

looking at the fact that there are 2 battery holders i guess it’s an 18v model.. it came without adapter, so i’m planning to use my dc-brick to power it.. i guess that like all the other mistresses it has reversed polarity so i might resolder the plug.. ?

the chips:
– RC4558NB _ RC7950
– SAD1024A_93348
– MC14013B_CDP731
– LM339N_RC932
– AU741CN_K34542

Cheers,

Anthony.

ps: more pictures at my photobucket