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Thanks Buddy!

toothsome wrote:Hey guys what eq or boost are ya'll using to help with this? Or just in general?

I have an old Ibanez PQ-9 Parametric EQ that I use for this sort of thing. Works like a charm! Fuzzhugger Magic Meter is a GREAT one for eq'ing too.

univalve wrote:Jeebus, this pedal moves serious air. Shitton of bass. Love it. Curious about the next band practice but that Will Be in 4 weeks...
Brian, thanks again. Great stuff as always!

And it is on my board!
My bandmates love it. (Me too!)

Because people will inevitably come here looking for more advice.

LOW GAIN mode into more Gain from amp/different pedal sounds GOOD.

I play a Dual Rectifier. Crazy on ILF but it fits what I do. When I want to get really sludge-filled I can kick on the buzz and get way weird. I
ll try to post settings next time I'm at my practice space.

VOLUME is def at 10. Silicon Diodes. Low Gain switch.

vidret wrote:im with ya on low gain when stacking, mostly other pedals INTO it. sounds great.

although volume needs to be way up man. 2 o clock. yes.

bias just around 10 o clockish gives a really nice sag. there's a special setting right around 10-11. find it and you got yourself a big muffy sound.

Yeah -- I realize Buzzz isn't Muff based but being able to cop tat style of tone out of it was precisely what I needed.

Plus -- DAT OCTAVE

Got to try my Buzzz with my bass rig for the first time last night. holy shit.

I miss Buzzz.

neonblack wrote:I miss Buzzz.

me too. haven't buzzzzzzzzzed in awhile because loud sounds at home are a no-no for right now.
but i'll be back and badder than ever.

Anybody have a buffered pedal in front of their buzzz?

In the past it wasn't super interested in my Way Huge Green Rhino being in front. Got a great deal in The Elements (sorry Satan) - had to pick it up. Just wondering what others experiences have been.

Mine is usually first, but I thought I was alone in noticing its buffer unfriendliness!

elsewhere i had seen somebody say that it was fine for them.
maybe it's just the particular buffer?

i'm totally cool going buzzz --> elements as I doubt they'll often be on at the same time. just a curiosity.

It's mainly because I use the buzz with the guitar volume pot to clean up and that seems to work better without a buffer. Might be in my head though

odontophobia wrote:elsewhere i had seen somebody say that it was fine for them.
maybe it's just the particular buffer?

i'm totally cool going buzzz --> elements as I doubt they'll often be on at the same time. just a curiosity.

run it this way anyway to clean blend in the buzzz with your elements signal

goosekevin wrote:

odontophobia wrote:elsewhere i had seen somebody say that it was fine for them.
maybe it's just the particular buffer?

i'm totally cool going buzzz --> elements as I doubt they'll often be on at the same time. just a curiosity.

run it this way anyway to clean blend in the buzzz with your elements signal

Oh god. Hadn't even considered that.