Mooer distortions/fuzzes
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Mooer distortions/fuzzes
Hey Y'ALL, I'm looking at one of those teeny tiny Mooer dirtboxes to fuzz up my 2nd amp for Casa Bonita (rather than using the same distortion for both; will help da thickness).
Anyone have experience using any of them with an octaver, like the Micro POG? I'm after something more FUZZY and TIGHT than shreddy distortion, but I don't want something that'll just fold into horrible squishies when hit with an octaver AND drop tunings.
THX x
Anyone have experience using any of them with an octaver, like the Micro POG? I'm after something more FUZZY and TIGHT than shreddy distortion, but I don't want something that'll just fold into horrible squishies when hit with an octaver AND drop tunings.
THX x
The Black Secret is ace.
Trying to remember if I've used it much with my Micro POG![Confused :?](./images/smilies/icon_confused.gif)
How were you intending to connect it up? Just on the dropped octave output from the Micro POG?
Trying to remember if I've used it much with my Micro POG
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How were you intending to connect it up? Just on the dropped octave output from the Micro POG?
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ekwatts wrote:I'm just going to smash it in with a hammer and hope it works. Tone is all in the fingers anyway.
I used to use a RAT exclusively and know they tend to not take octavers well; it just pushes that squashy compression thing waaay too far and ends up sounding very flat and weak. Thanks tho, buddyyyyy, do love a RAT.benecol wrote:Want to borrow my Black Secret (ie. Rat clone innit) to try? Best Rat I've ever had ect.
Nah, I'm not trying to fake a bass in that way, both amps have the dry-octave mix, it's just having a totally different distortion sound adds far more thickness as the pedals will react differently.BearBoy wrote:The Black Secret is ace.
Trying to remember if I've used it much with my Micro POG
How were you intending to connect it up? Just on the dropped octave output from the Micro POG?
Tempted to pick up the Triangle Muff clone, as it seems to straddle that fuzz-distortion thing well:
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Maybe the Blade? It can get sort of fuzzy, but remains well defined. I haven't used it personally, but I used the Pocket Metal Muff. There's also an ENO clone, although that's eq'ed differently in the video I guess. Actually he uses just the lead pickup too.
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Is the jury still out on which Muff version the Triangle Buff sounds closest to? I suppose you could do the usual swapping of resistors and caps to tweak it close to the one you want, but I don't know whether I could be arsed with modding a circuit when it's as snug an enclosure as these Mooers are.
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Most Poorly Named Pedal Ever aka the Triangle Buff arrived today, it's EVEN smaller than I thought it'd be, the actual length is ridiculous.
Defo keen to replace a few others on my board with some of these, they save STUPID amounts of space, especially seeing as I'm not tweaking anything mid-set, and all my boxes go through a programmable bypass looper.
Defo keen to replace a few others on my board with some of these, they save STUPID amounts of space, especially seeing as I'm not tweaking anything mid-set, and all my boxes go through a programmable bypass looper.
Yeah, they're absolutely tiny aren't they?
If you're using several they do some whizzy "Z connectors" (or something) so you can connect them really close and save even more space. Probably no use to you though if you're using dat looper thing though.
If you're using several they do some whizzy "Z connectors" (or something) so you can connect them really close and save even more space. Probably no use to you though if you're using dat looper thing though.
Fran wrote:I love how this place is basic as fuck.
ekwatts wrote:I'm just going to smash it in with a hammer and hope it works. Tone is all in the fingers anyway.
We have them already. About 15 ish in stock & expanding all the time.Doog wrote:I might look to switching from the Marshall Jackhammer to something slimmer and Mooer-y; can you tell me what you'll have in your shop and when, mate?othomas2 wrote:I ordered a bunch of Mooer in if you're interested in trying.
About to order 10 more again but most likely double up on the good sellers, but if there is anything you're keen to try just let me know.
Gonna throw some new ones into the mix.