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BOTH. Penetrate that fuzz from the front and back son. Yeaaahhhhh.

like fingercuffs

Fingers...yes, fingers...

After.
Swells and shit and so.

I have my delays after fuzz but just realised I've never tried it the other way round...

After everything... never tried them before fuzz, but since i don't like them before OD, i figured there's nothing to think about

theactionindex wrote:BOTH. Penetrate that fuzz from the front and back son. Yeaaahhhhh.

Besides, it gives you an excuse to get multiple delay pedals.

DarkAxel wrote:After everything... never tried them before fuzz, but since i don't like them before OD, i figured there's nothing to think about

Depending on the fuzz, it could go crazy with multiple pitches and incoming signals so it could do more than just make repeats dirty. You can get some crazy sounds, but again it depends on the fuzz.

Try both. After is politically correct. But you made find uses before.

Alright, so I've decided I will put my Memory Boy at the end of my board because I will be using it as my main delay sound, and my Memory Toy will stay at the Begin because I just use it to make noise.

before for me

After is the TGP-approved position. I tend to go distortion/od->delay->fuzz->delay, with the first one being short and slappy and the second long and ambient.

I like my fuzz DURING the delay. I've got a Blackbox Quicksilver that has an effects loop where any pedals you plug into it only affect the delayed signal. Putting a Big Muff Deluxe in there sounds pretty rad to me. I'm planning on selling it because I need some cash, but it's really cool. Before is great for weird and noisy, after is great for clean and precise.

So before, during and and after is the consensus... Thanks ILF...

plhogan wrote: delay -> fuzz -> delay -> fuzz..

I have been doing this and its SOOOO RAD