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I have been looking at some demos of the fuzz huger, and its looks pretty mean. I was wondering, does the huger clean up at all? Either by volume knob or by the fuzz control? Everything I've heard is pretty full-on. I'm not talking Algal Bloom clean either, I have an AB for that. I'm just wondering if you can get some decent lower gain sounds out of it. I like the tone control on it and it's definitely huge, if it can be dialed down to do cleaner fuzz sounds I think it's a definite sell.

Shit... I had the proto for a week and never once turned the volume on my guitar down!



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I guess that about says it all.
Well, I`ve got hugeness covered for now. I`ll have one one day, just not today.

I just checked and NO... No clean really, just Big Huge Fuzz...

You're looking for something less huge and with a sweet tone control?

Mayhaps the magic meter is the droid you're looking for.

futuresailors wrote:You're looking for something less huge and with a sweet tone control?

Mayhaps the magic meter is the droid you're looking for.

'tis on the way

and a very good suggestion i might add

JuJo wrote:

futuresailors wrote:You're looking for something less huge and with a sweet tone control?

Mayhaps the magic meter is the droid you're looking for.

'tis on the way

and a very good suggestion i might add

I've been playing just the Huger with my Telebari this week and am loving it all over... So glad I have two... Been getting all kinds of heavy through the Peavey Basic 60...

I've created lots of confusion with the Great Wall and Huger. I'm gonna try to clear it up (and will probably make it worse).
From The Book of FuzzHugger 1, Verses 3-6: "And the Great Wall begat the Huger, and the Huger begat the Great Wall RBT."


Most (pre-Huger) Great Walls had a lower gain mode and a Gain reducing knob. They cleaned up a bit better. So much so that I decided it wasn't really reflecting the Great Wall thing.

The Huger was a revision of the Great Wall (different clipping, new tone circuit) that focused on being big...it didn't clean up as well...rolling back on your Vol knob makes notes fade-in a bit, if I remember.

There are very few Hugers out there. The Great Wall RBT replaced the Huger.

The Great Wall RBT builds on the Huger, which built on the original Great Wall.
The RBT has the Huger's tone circuit, but little-to-no volume drop when you toggle the tone circuit on. It adds a mids toggle to the tone circuit, keeps most of the Huger's clipping, and adds more bass than ever.

Tom Dalton wrote:I've created lots of confusion with the Great Wall and Huger. I'm gonna try to clear it up (and will probably make it worse).
From The Book of FuzzHugger 1, Verses 3-6: "And the Great Wall begat the Huger, and the Huger begat the Great Wall RBT."

hahahahahha...

I got a 3 knob heartben and the Spector w toggle plus 2 Hugers but I guess I need the RBT now... I saw the Purple one...