Doom fuzz for cheeps!

[hazelwould]

What are my options. I know used Pharaoh etc. But, what else?

[Thylacine Dream]

Blown speekerz, worked for Geezer.


Sorry.

[goroth]

Algal Bloom. It's got a nice balance between loose and tight, heaps of sustain but not too high gain. I don't necessarily think you need brutal amounts of gain for good doom tone. See above.

[tuffteef]

a big muff

[Fuzz_Pi]

Don't forget superfuzzes and variants. Those subharmonics tho

[AxAxSxS]

Honestly,
Buy cheapest fuzz pedal.
Turn gain down a bit.
Turn treble down.
Turn amp up a LOT.




It's when you start to get nitpicky that it gets expensive. Full Disclosure, I got nitpicky. and I has no more moneys now

Sounds though.

[sp3k]

behringer super fuzz, mode one, cut some treable, don't let the gain knob go over 12oclock. The amp can't distort that much, and needs to be loud

[Gone Fission]

The Biyang Muff clones in their various labelings (Biyang, GFS, Akai, and probably plenty more) sound like Muffs do and should be easily had for under $50.

Seems to me that typical scooped Muffs are for guys that use flat-mids amps with a Baxandall-ish tone stack. For typical Fender or Marshall tone stacks with some mid scoop, may be that you're better off with a fuzz without a mid scoop. Maybe a cheap DAM Meathead clone from BST or the Fishtank? [The Meathead is a close Fuzz Face derivative with silicon transistors: easy to DIY.]

[Psyre]

Though this would be about Doomfuzz....

[pelliott]

BEHRINGER SUPER FUZZ

[univalve]

Though this would be about Doomfuzz....

[coldbrightsunlight]

Meathead clone?

[univalve]

Meathead clone?

Dark voiced. My meathead is very mid pronouncing.

[coldbrightsunlight]

Guess the one I had was dark voiced then because it sounded hella doomy!

[univalve]

Yeah, i had another one that sounded like that too. Just wanted to add this info because it has no tone knob.