Fuzz pedals!!

capo4th

Skreddy

juansolo

@ThePrettyDamned if you ever find yourself in Yorkshire, feel free to pop in and try a load. Fuzz is not something I have a shortage of. When Shaun was around, we only had Cleggy's pedals to go at, I have easily double the number of fuzzes

guitartango

Stomp under foot Rams Head

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shaunm

juansolo;572172" said:

@ThePrettyDamned if you ever find yourself in Yorkshire, feel free to pop in and try a load. Fuzz is not something I have a shortage of. When Shaun was around, we only had Cleggy's pedals to go at, I have easily double the number of fuzzes

And just to put this into context I was there for nearly 4 hours playing and trying out effects and amps.

What I can also say is that I have always had a problem finding a fuzz that I liked, I've used a good amount of them over the years but @juansolo has one in particular that fits my playing and sound perfectly. I have promptly ordered one.

May I just say that @juansolo and Cleggy make some fantastic pedals in general. Some tremendous vintage sounding pedals and some really out there brilliance.

hubobulous

Velvet Fuzz and Rufus for me. Also want to try the Frazz Dazzler with the mix control

juansolo

@shaunm Have a wisdom  

 Hopefully drilling the box tomorrow... Board is made and ready to drop in.

blobb

stonevibe

Currently one of my favourites.

MattG

Swart fuzzy boost! christ i'm such a fanboy

it actually knocks the socks of D*A*M drag'n fly with my current setup although with low output pickups the D*A*M because something very special indeed.

Sassafras

JH Fuzz Face. Not because it's a great fuzz, more that I'm very familiar with it and how it responds to changes in your guitar's volume control. I've tried lots of fuzz pedals and the JH and a Fuzz Factory are the only ones I've kept.

If money was no object though, I'd have a DAM tonebender replica.

lasermonkey

Monolith Oracle and D*A*M Meathead Deluxe are probably the favourite fuzzes I've tried so far. The Mid Fi Demo Tape Fuzz sounds very promising from the demos I've heard. The Oracle sounds immense on bass too!

EdGrip

I'm pretty intrigued by the Demo Tape Fuzz too! Lemme know if you end up with a spare, Juansolo.

Sounds_Great_Music

Brilliant comments yet again guys! 

The Empress Yellow fuzz is brilliant 

Big Muff Pi. is also a classic 

Has anybody tried the brilliant Amptweaker Tightfuzz? That's a personal favorite of mine

DarnWeight

I built a Burns Buzzaround clone from a GuitarPCB kit for a friend, and I had a hard time giving it away...sits somewhere in the middle ground between tonebender and muff, I reckon.  Will probably pull my finger out and build another one for myself before much longer.

simonk

The GuitarSystems Fuzz Tool Jr is great and has a permanent place on my gigging board. Favourite muff is currently the Vick Audio Ram's Head.

AxeWieldingBastard

INFANEM - The Driving Notion

Never seen one on anyone else's board. What are you all playing at? :P 

UnclePsychosis

@juansolo is pretty much singlehandedly driving my gas for a tonebender...

juansolo

EdGrip said:

I'm pretty intrigued by the Demo Tape Fuzz too! Lemme know if you end up with a spare, Juansolo.

Not one I'd really want to clone to sell as Mid-Fi are sound (though getting one here looks difficult). Highly, highly recommend it though if you can track one down.

alalalkasar

Add the Foxx Tone Machine to the list and the fender blender for those moments when making musical music isn't important.

RMJ

Death by Audio apocalypse. That thing is unreal