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I like that idea. Using vintage/classic boxes in an experimental setting.

Off topic but I'm having a Foxx Tone Machine clone built for me for that exact reason. Old fuzz box, gnarly as hell, but I'm trying not to use it in a wanky shreddy way. Textures and stuff, ya know?

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neonblack wrote:I like that idea. Using vintage/classic boxes in an experimental setting.

Off topic but I'm having a Foxx Tone Machine clone built for me for that exact reason. Old fuzz box, gnarly as hell, but I'm trying not to use it in a wanky shreddy way. Textures and stuff, ya know?

I think Adrian Belew uses the tone machine in a textural non-shred context.