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Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 6:15 pm
by luciguci
Damn, that's unfortunate. Have you tried turning the bass knob up to 3 o'clock? It helps boost the gain. Set the gain to 2:00, treble to 9:00, and bass at 3:00.
Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 6:44 pm
by othomas2
Ok will do that when I go back in the new year... I had tons to do that night as I was leaving for Xmas for 2 weeks.... so I didn't have time to mess with it too much.
Just thought that it could get pretty full on from the get go, I assumed... and not be so weak.
Almost sounded like your average overdrive, ala SD1 or something. Fuzz should be FUZZY !!! and nasty !!
Anyways, I will try again when I get back.... bit tricky as I don't have anything to really compare to. Perhaps it doesn't like my guitar or something.
I'll do a video to share, see what you guys reckon.
Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 6:47 pm
by luciguci
What guitar were you using? What sort of pickups? I can easily get a thick fuzz using a 5k lipstick single coil.
Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:00 pm
by othomas2
Well I tried it with my Jag which has a Cool Rails 10K ish pickup in the bridge.
My OCD at midnight sounds just as aggressive really....
Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:20 pm
by Noirie.
Owen sell it or return it. And then buy a Boss HM-2.
Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:44 pm
by Brandon W
aen wrote:Fran wrote:aen wrote:I know which one is best, but I'm not allowed to talk about them outside te whorehouse.
Just say it. I dare you, I double dare you...
DS1!
YES!!!
I have a unique set up for the studio for super crazy fuzz stuff that sounds like an amp on fire. I go through a tech 21 para di with as many big muffs as you can borrow. 3 is a good number. It sounds terrible through an amp but direct in works for me. Either that or i use 1 big muff into my mesa and then i use a plug-in that is supposed to be like a rangemaster and it works or one of the abbey road plug-ins gives me the same effect.