FYI... just went to the Electro-Faustus website and they are out of stock until 5/1.
Re: The Electro-Faustus EF103 Guitar Disruptor
Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2011 11:05 am
by Vidarr
midi_in wrote:
Vidarr wrote:This is the EF-103 with a Vox AC4TV and PRS Custom 22 in the neck pickup position. I do the clean signal first, then the ef-103 with the flux down in the 2 position, then with the flux high in the 2 position, then with the flux medium in the 4 position. I tried playing the same riff over and over so you could hear the difference. I also tried to sweep the flux manually a few times so you could hear the filter like effect.
that was sick! have you tried putting dirt behind it? or would that be too messy?
I'll try that maybe later but my first reaction is this thing is such a tonal annihilator, it'll just destroy whatever color it gets fed and if anything just consume the gain and get louder/maybe saturate a bit. This seems like an end of dirt chain pedal that feeds well into delays, verbs, etc. Could be interesting though.
Re: The Electro-Faustus EF103 Guitar Disruptor
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 11:51 am
by midi_in
I didnt like it so much with bass. But I appreciate the demos! Still, I will def buy one in the near future...once I get enough cash for a decent guitar. For now, I'm all bass.
Re: The Electro-Faustus EF103 Guitar Disruptor
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 2:30 pm
by Vidarr
Yeah, wasn't as exciting on bass... I'll be using it for noise tracks along with a kaoss pad, ef-101 and pds-1002.
Re: The Electro-Faustus EF103 Guitar Disruptor
Posted: Fri Jun 20, 2014 6:31 pm
by doommeow
Finally had a chance to sit down with some of the EF stuff that I picked up last month. So far the Guitar Disruptor is the clear winner of the bunch, even though I’ve yet to plug a guitar into it…
Little pattern repeating on the Grendel, clean, then with the EF in the “0” position and the flux/oscillation control turned off, EF in the “2” position flux off, then various bits of manipulating the flux with a Yamaha expression pedal.
Interesting little box. RIYL onanistic wah alternatives, sub-$100 weirdness.