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^ word. My black Sovtek Muff into my fuck is the best. I like it better than fuck > muff.

During rehearsal last night, I tried stacking IC Muff -> Hair of the Dog, and it sounded so fucking huge. I'm going to have to force myself not to use it on every single song.

From our last show. I was playing a Tele into a Bassman. Sounded titties.

New setup. Crappy pic.

Vintage Fuzz Master came today. Shit sounds awesome:

foomanfat wrote:New setup. Crappy pic.

Nice dirt!! Do you love the Blackout awesome twosome? Im kind of wanting a Blunderbuss and wouldnt really mind a Fix´d since i figure it can probably do a lot of ass kickin too.

Hey man, how does the elements in a lowet-gain/overdrive setting stack with the blunderbuss? I've been on the verge of pulling the trigger and I just want to hear something really good about it! I have the same reverberator finish and have has a ghost disaster-how do you think the two reverbs compare?

snipelfritz wrote:Actually it's fuck>muff.

As it should be, as it should be.

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hiorgos wrote:

GardenoftheDead wrote:Vintage Fuzz Master came today. Shit sounds awesome:

Nice. I'm starting to like big, multiple pedalboards with plenty of space to move the pedals around. YOur fellow TGPer would have tried to squeeze all it on a pedaltrain mini.

haha, big pedalboards? Those things are miniscule. I only have two because one of them has a crack down the middle and Musician's Friend sent me another.

foomanfat wrote:New setup. Crappy pic.

Hawt.

Hacken wrote:Nice dirt!! Do you love the Blackout awesome twosome? Im kind of wanting a Blunderbuss and wouldnt really mind a Fix´d since i figure it can probably do a lot of ass kickin too.

The Blunderbuss is absolutely my favorite muff that I've played, and I've owned a regular Musket. The Fix'd can do so much stuff. I haven't really delved deep into it, yet.

wsas3 wrote:Hey man, how does the elements in a lowet-gain/overdrive setting stack with the blunderbuss? I've been on the verge of pulling the trigger and I just want to hear something really good about it! I have the same reverberator finish and have has a ghost disaster-how do you think the two reverbs compare?

Low gain Elements makes the Blunderbuss just growl, when the Blunderbuss is set pretty woolly. It sharpens up the edge.
The RRR has so many amazing sounds, and being able to crank the mix is great.
The Ghost Echo gets super space, almost infinite reverb. I love the Ghost Disaster because it's a one stop space jam.

I cant wait to have both the ghost disaster and RRR on my board! Reverb pre and post gain is one of my favorite concepts.

foomanfat wrote:New setup. Crappy pic.

I could totally rock this board! So flipping awesome.

Foo, I really dig your pedal selection; however if that were my board I'd need a dirt pedal after some of that verb/delay. Throw your fuck between the RRR and Disaster.