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Re: snarling 60's fuzz
i would try the Basic Audio gnaryl fuzz, Zippy or the Squarewave+.
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Re: snarling 60's fuzz
maestro, fuzzrite, buzzaroud - in that order 

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Re: snarling 60's fuzz
Yeah, just missed a Gnarly for $110 on TGP. Damn. Thinking about a Creepy Fingers Harakiri or Fuzznugget, anyone have experience with these? I know there are cheaper options, I just find CF stuff alluring for whatever reason.
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Re: snarling 60's fuzz
Z*Z*Z wrote:maestro, fuzzrite, buzzaroud - in that order
+1
I've a Maestro FZ-1A clone by Vectra, a SkinPimp Buzz Around and I'm the process of getting a Fuzzrite clone from a good builder here in Italy.
The Maestro clone is the best for nailing that mid-'60s gnarling and snappy fuzz tone. The Fuzzrite is a "Stooges-in-a-box" fuzz pedal. The Buzz Around is similar to a 3-knob ToneBender but with its own aggressive and acid character (famously used by Robert Fripp in the early '70s).
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Re: snarling 60's fuzz
Good chain for that ''fukk jamzz played ina dump$ter'' vibe
noisy oscillator fuzz=>octave fuzz=> bosstone clone
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Re: snarling 60's fuzz
insubordination wrote: Thinking about a Creepy Fingers Harakiri or Fuzznugget, anyone have experience with these? I know there are cheaper options, I just find CF stuff alluring for whatever reason.
Yah, the Creepy pedals are great - quality all over. The fuzz nugget is a clone of the FZ1-a, with the added 3 position tone switch. So you can get the uber trashy spit and snarl, but also a deeper and bassier version as well as a more focussed mid-heavy version of the sound. I owned a Vectra clone FZ1-A but sold it as the Creepy owned it. The Vectra still sounded good, but side by side it was a different animal to the nugget - it didnt seem to have the same spittyness to it. Theres a reason the Creepies dont come up for resale that often - they are too good to sell!
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Re: snarling 60's fuzz
Good thread... definitely one of the neglected/less-discussed areas of fuzzdom.
I know this isn't on the "Buy/Sell/Trade" page, but I do have an Ashbass FUZZBRITE (copy of the FuzzRite) for sale at the moment. Good condition/velcro on back. Asking $80.
Hit me back if interested.
I know this isn't on the "Buy/Sell/Trade" page, but I do have an Ashbass FUZZBRITE (copy of the FuzzRite) for sale at the moment. Good condition/velcro on back. Asking $80.
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Re: snarling 60's fuzz
I have FZ-1A that Brad repaired for me, and added the Fuzz Nugget alternate output cap switch. Sounds wicked.bennybanana wrote:insubordination wrote: Thinking about a Creepy Fingers Harakiri or Fuzznugget, anyone have experience with these? I know there are cheaper options, I just find CF stuff alluring for whatever reason.
Yah, the Creepy pedals are great - quality all over. The fuzz nugget is a clone of the FZ1-a, with the added 3 position tone switch. So you can get the uber trashy spit and snarl, but also a deeper and bassier version as well as a more focussed mid-heavy version of the sound. I owned a Vectra clone FZ1-A but sold it as the Creepy owned it. The Vectra still sounded good, but side by side it was a different animal to the nugget - it didnt seem to have the same spittyness to it. Theres a reason the Creepies dont come up for resale that often - they are too good to sell!
He also does a killer Ge Fuzzrite clone called the Fuzz Fight.
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Re: snarling 60's fuzz
bennybanana wrote:insubordination wrote: Thinking about a Creepy Fingers Harakiri or Fuzznugget, anyone have experience with these? I know there are cheaper options, I just find CF stuff alluring for whatever reason.
SNIP-
Theres a reason the Creepies dont come up for resale that often - they are too good to sell!
No kidding on the Creepy Fingers staying put and going fast when they're on the block. I missed a used Creepy Fingers Kay Fuzz by a couple hours. Looked like a really sick 60's fuzz in a wah enclosure...
Really hating my delinquent ebay buyer ATM. Merkin, Bosstone, Ashbass, got an idea for a Fuzzrite in a wah I bet Aaron/StupidDream88 could build me... Bah!

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Re: snarling 60's fuzz
grindonomicon wrote: No kidding on the Creepy Fingers staying put and going fast when they're on the block. I missed a used Creepy Fingers Kay Fuzz by a couple hours. Looked like a really sick 60's fuzz in a wah enclosure...Really hating my delinquent ebay buyer ATM. Merkin, Bosstone, Ashbass, got an idea for a Fuzzrite in a wah I bet Aaron/StupidDream88 could build me... Bah!
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Brad's pedals are awesome. <3 my creepy kay. It's super fuzz related.
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Gunner Recall wrote:Brad's pedals are awesome. <3 my creepy kay. It's super fuzz related.
Yeah, and I've been a fan of Fu Manchu since the 7"s on Slap A Ham, even before he was in the band, and I'd like to add one of his pedals to my keeper collection at some point...
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Re: snarling 60's fuzz
Nah! Fuzzrite, Maestro, Bosstone, MkI Tone BenderZ*Z*Z wrote:maestro, fuzzrite, buzzaroud - in that order
Buzzaround's really muffy too. How about a Dizzy Tone?
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devnulljp wrote:Nah! Fuzzrite, Maestro, Bosstone, MkI Tone BenderZ*Z*Z wrote:maestro, fuzzrite, buzzaroud - in that order
Buzzaround's really muffy too. How about a Dizzy Tone?
I like the way the thread's going with the lists... But this thread is really making me wish I'd have hunted more fuzz pedals up in the 80's-90's.
Where do the Kay fuzz and Brassmaster fit on this list of rawness? I love that silicon B:Assmaster sound.

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Re: snarling 60's fuzz
devnulljp wrote:Nah! Fuzzrite, Maestro, Bosstone, MkI Tone BenderZ*Z*Z wrote:maestro, fuzzrite, buzzaroud - in that order
Buzzaround's really muffy too. How about a Dizzy Tone?
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Re: snarling 60's fuzz
late to the party but was on an all night fuzz journey
finally stumbled on this.
Wrightsounds Fuzz Stang MKII
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ur_AIXqyXg[/youtube]
used by Bill Frisell and others
done.
finally stumbled on this.
Wrightsounds Fuzz Stang MKII
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ur_AIXqyXg[/youtube]
used by Bill Frisell and others
done.
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