Fuzz for a Baritone Guitar?

[greenlegs]

Hey guys and gals.
Long time lurker here.

So, as the title says, what fuzz would be good for a baritone guitar?

I know tone is subjective and all that stuff, but I'm just curious what you guys think as it's hard for me to get to the music shops around here due to my work schedule etc.

Thanks!

[Blurillaz]

Super Massive Black Hole

[devnulljp]

Meathead...Dark

[Ghost Hip]

I'd say check out some Dwarfcraft pedals since Aen plays detuned a lot and is all about the lows.

[starcastic]

I'd say check out some Dwarfcraft pedals since Aen plays detuned a lot and is all about the lows.

Yes. Look at the Shiva.

[iblamesummers]

LOL. where is that one thread on here where there was this big huge fight about baritone guitars vs. down-tuned guitars. that shit was CRAZ-EE !!!

[metalmariachi]

All those mentioned above and the Great Wall.

MM

[hazelwould]

For baritone I'd hit a Rat or a Muff. Rat can get more biting, muff more droney. Both readily avaliable and cheap. I'd start there and see if it satisfies and then start your journey if not.

If I was playing a Bari in a band, I'd want something thick, yet biting (mid heavy). Otherwise you might get washed out.

[Seizurema]

Dwarfcraft.

[Antero]

I wish I had a Dwarfcraft Device, but I will say that a Ruetz-modded RAT has excellent low-end response.

[Seizurema]

SM or Supercollider would be sweet as well.

[theshoegazer]

Definitely a Shiva or if your looking for weirdness a TGD. I use mine on bass and guitar.

[Stacco]

Cherry Pop, POP!

[dorfmeister]

Eau Claire Thunder
Malekko Germ A-master
Coopersonic twin tube od

and have nice variations on the fuzz concept.

all great bass response and sound tre good

[greenlegs]

Woah. Thanks for all the responses. I'm gonna check these out and let you know what I decide.