Stoner Rock Fuzz ?
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Whoopsy-doodle nova, I didn't watch the video yet but he mentioned the Peach clone. I'd still recommend that first one for this type of stuff, will check your vid out too.
Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
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Doesn't the bloke from Electric Wizard use a Boss FZ2 Hyper Fuzz? This has 2 great fuzz modes plus a awesome boost, they do tend to go for high prices on ebay though - I have one and love it for nasty, noisy fuzz sounds, I use mode 1.ekwatts wrote:Lori from Acid King uses a Boss FZ3 or something, I think.
Also how about the Boss Bass Overdrive? King Buzzo from The Melvins uses one. I remember running mine though my Crate Powerblock and a 4 x 12 and it had an awesome amount of bottom end. Plus with the blend control right down I assume you could use it as a versatile boost with the treble and bass controls.
I don't think so, really. I feel that a large amount of the want for the version 1 is the fact that it was a cheap clone of a 400 dollar pedal. The second version is much more versatile, it can be a clean or dirty boost when adjusting input gain, has treble and bass tone controls, and three switches inside for different clipping options.
Switch 1 is a Big Muff sound, fairly bassy, epspecially with the bass up at 3:00;
switch 2 is louder, less clipping than switch one, more open sounding, and sounds close to all of the switches turned off, without the annoying fizz;
and switch 3 is just like switch one, but with more high end, more clipping, and more sustain.
Also, when the bass is boosted, it creates more fuzz. At 5:00 bass, it will be intense and prone to feedbacking.
So yeah, version 2 is the bees knees.
Switch 1 is a Big Muff sound, fairly bassy, epspecially with the bass up at 3:00;
switch 2 is louder, less clipping than switch one, more open sounding, and sounds close to all of the switches turned off, without the annoying fizz;
and switch 3 is just like switch one, but with more high end, more clipping, and more sustain.
Also, when the bass is boosted, it creates more fuzz. At 5:00 bass, it will be intense and prone to feedbacking.
So yeah, version 2 is the bees knees.
Doog wrote:Tone is stored in the balls
theshadowofseattle wrote:That's why there's two: one for pee, one for tone.
THAT'S IT I got mixed up, Lori does use a Little Big Muff, a vintage one I believe. Jus Osborne uses the Boss fuzz. Does anyone know what Buckingham uses?johnnyseven wrote:Doesn't the bloke from Electric Wizard use a Boss FZ2 Hyper Fuzz? This has 2 great fuzz modes plus a awesome boost, they do tend to go for high prices on ebay though - I have one and love it for nasty, noisy fuzz sounds, I use mode 1.ekwatts wrote:Lori from Acid King uses a Boss FZ3 or something, I think.
Also how about the Boss Bass Overdrive? King Buzzo from The Melvins uses one. I remember running mine though my Crate Powerblock and a 4 x 12 and it had an awesome amount of bottom end. Plus with the blend control right down I assume you could use it as a versatile boost with the treble and bass controls.
Really hoping both of them tour soon, actually.
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Eh, I've tried a Big Muff new, didnt like it very much, and apparently neither do many other people. The Bass Big Muff is pretty awesome though, it's supposed to be the same as the Green Russian Big Muff with the bass boost and dry modes put in. That one is also a good stoner rock pedal for down tuned guitars. But honestly, why bother spending more on a Big Muff when the Danelectro is just the same, but cheaper, and more versatile and usable?
Doog wrote:Tone is stored in the balls
theshadowofseattle wrote:That's why there's two: one for pee, one for tone.
Big Muffs are pretty tricky to pull off live with a band unless you dial your amp mids as high as possible and never turn it off.
Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
robertOG wrote:fran & paul are some of the original gangstas of the JS days when you'd have to say "phuck"
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Or buy an EQ pedal and place it right after the Big Muff. Or, as per a mod I saw on a page full of Big Muff mods, put a miss control, or an entire 3-band EQ. But that's a bit too much trouble, just to make your Big Muff heard.
Doog wrote:Tone is stored in the balls
theshadowofseattle wrote:That's why there's two: one for pee, one for tone.
Btw uploading a video of the Danelectro fuzz with the other two switches I didn't use in the first video. As an added bonus, there is drop-C and ub3r c00l st0|\|3r riffz. Will post when it's done.
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Doog wrote:Tone is stored in the balls
theshadowofseattle wrote:That's why there's two: one for pee, one for tone.
I love the You Dirty Rat, it's a massively underrated fuzzy distortion. The Way Huge Swollen Pickle MKII is really good for stoner rock as it's ridiculously bassy. Also, a Fuzz Face or a Boss FZ-3 will definitely nail Fu Manchu tones.daftsupernova wrote:I finally figured it out. The ProCo You Dirty RAT would be perfect for stoner rock, check it out.
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Mate, thanks for the video... just spotted it now. Yeah, gotta get me one of these !!! Sounds spot on for what I want.daftsupernova wrote:Btw uploading a video of the Danelectro fuzz with the other two switches I didn't use in the first video. As an added bonus, there is drop-C and ub3r c00l st0|\|3r riffz. Will post when it's done.
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So I bought a Cool Cat v2 fuzz and tried it on the evening before leaving London... I'm not sure it's right, and perhaps faulty ?
Doesn't appear to have much gain on tap... I cranked the trimpot and flicked some switches but that brought it to average gain level.
Pretty peeved. I bought it on a whim after a crap week... to 'cheer myself up'
Doesn't appear to have much gain on tap... I cranked the trimpot and flicked some switches but that brought it to average gain level.
Pretty peeved. I bought it on a whim after a crap week... to 'cheer myself up'