and u wanted a FF
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thailoverboy
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dano rocks...but devi e13 rocks harder! :lol:
thailoverboy
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i have wet dreams every night
thailoverboy
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they do fuzzzzzzzzzXJAPAN said:
PatheinRaindropMoe
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thailoverboy said:
over the before or after ops e13?
You are of many interesting i must say
thailoverboy
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devi will always be my goddess/god :smt055
thailoverboy
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but..but she is slowly changing to be a better person :goodman:
im sure no more e13 spams from now on :lol:
im sure no more e13 spams from now on :lol:
PatheinRaindropMoe
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go spam pigtronix please!
ShredCow said:
i think muse uses the zvex fuzz factory..it's built into a couple (or all) of matt bellamy's manson guitars. i have if you wanna try..can chug, but sounds best driving (not driven by) an od. can hear all the fuzz grit without the squeaks. i drive my crunch box with it for my primary high gain solo sound. i think i got mine for around 170 usd.
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listen to the guitar line over the end of "too much to forgive". it's my g&l asat special thinline into a z.vex super duper driving the fuzz factory (i think). i might have used a foxrox zim after the fuzz but i can't really remember. the signal is going into some kind of vintage fender solid state set on the clean channel and recorded at low volume (REALLY low volume) close miked with an sm57 and a rode nt3, and room miked with an audiotechnica at2020.
hmmm well that was my main issue with it when i first got it-i'd get it to stop squealing just long enough to turn it on and off and then i would accidentally kick one of the knobs and it would oscillate again. i got really fed up at one point and sat down with it for a looong loong time to figure out exactly what all the knobs do..they don't quite do what they're labelled, according to the manual/website they just adjust difference biases/capacitances/resistances/whatever and they're labelled according to what their effect is closest to.
now i can actually get sounds that i like out of it and it behaves itself REALLY well..it barely even feeds back at the settings i use for normal playing. just goes to show that if you don't know your gear well you it won't cooperate.
i think the ff is one of those pieces of gear that you either love or hate..for what it does, it's actually not worth keeping on my board because i have major space constraints, but i can't bring myself to take it off i always used to hate fuzz sounds but i love this one
now i can actually get sounds that i like out of it and it behaves itself REALLY well..it barely even feeds back at the settings i use for normal playing. just goes to show that if you don't know your gear well you it won't cooperate.
i think the ff is one of those pieces of gear that you either love or hate..for what it does, it's actually not worth keeping on my board because i have major space constraints, but i can't bring myself to take it off
i always used to hate fuzz sounds but i love this one
PatheinRaindropMoe
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actually the setting part losing, from what i have experience myself can be due to the "getting used to" period of playing with it.
When i started using the FF, it took a while to get used to it. But once over that period of time, the characteristic seem to have stabilized and its not as hard to tame it.
But the worst, hehe, try a E13 truely beautiful disaster. That one more headache to use than the FF and it requires changes to playing style, different guitar to get interesting noise :lol:
When i started using the FF, it took a while to get used to it. But once over that period of time, the characteristic seem to have stabilized and its not as hard to tame it.
But the worst, hehe, try a E13 truely beautiful disaster. That one more headache to use than the FF and it requires changes to playing style, different guitar to get interesting noise :lol:
gsonique
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mmm ..thanks for that bit of info...now i see !!
The FF being a heavily modified Fuzz Face .. i believe the controls are sensitive so your sweet spot can be lost easily....duck tape needed here..
i like my fuzz to misbehave when i want it ...am a certified control freak :lol:
Oh ya Fuzz is addictive...tell me abt it :roll:
I built the Pixie with a simple, consistant and a fully tweakable approach and stayed away from germs...inconsistant and hard to come by lah.
Sadly good transistor choice for a fuzz pedal is running out fast ....gotto start digging either NOS or some new mojo.
Joe Gagan's Sky Ripper ....my other preffered choice.
The FF being a heavily modified Fuzz Face .. i believe the controls are sensitive so your sweet spot can be lost easily....duck tape needed here..
i like my fuzz to misbehave when i want it ...am a certified control freak :lol:
Oh ya Fuzz is addictive...tell me abt it :roll:
I built the Pixie with a simple, consistant and a fully tweakable approach and stayed away from germs...inconsistant and hard to come by lah.
Sadly good transistor choice for a fuzz pedal is running out fast ....gotto start digging either NOS or some new mojo.
Joe Gagan's Sky Ripper ....my other preffered choice.
