Biyang Fuzz Star - same as the Akai, GFS, and a dozen others with that 3 mode switch. The switch really just does volume stuff. I just shipped mine to Richard, but I dug it.
Fakir Mustache wrote:Classic Shad Deluxe.
Nick wrote:Some of Shad's favorite Teles are black.
Yeah, imma catch some flak for it but I traded a NYC BMP for it straight up because the muff wouldn't fit on that pedalboard I sold your nephew. It sounded so much the same to my less trained ears in the store at the time.
I'm still on the lookout for a Muff clone that can do palm mutes. I tried building my own to a Ram's Head circuit that Mike posted up ages ago and it works fine apart from a gated decay, which hints at mismatched trannies or some other stupid soldering mistake. It has plenty of volume on tap but won't kick my MBM IC muff off my board and I'm not sure I can be arsed to fix it with so many other things to get done.
I don't buy into the idea that ram's head/triangle era are inherently *better*, but the more transparent, crisper sound is something I'd like to use every now and then. Are any of these cheap-and-cheerful boxes clones of those early units, or are they based off the Russians and modern reissues?
This one got a few of us feverishly wanking back in the day on JS. I remember Matt and Sia[meseDreamer] were really fond of them. Based on gain-reduction mod for green muff...? Aimed at Pumpkins fans when the green and black Sovteks were all you could get, in any case.
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"
So glad to see that The Japanese Maxon is still so meticulous and thorough in designing/building these things, their pedals are always expensive but you're guaranteed to get good stuff. Among the bunch, the Bee-Baa and Scrambler Clones in particular sound exactly as I remember hearing the ones I've played/owned.