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awesome, every try running the organizer into the Muff?

What type of amp does this all go into?

hbombgraphics wrote:awesome, every try running the organizer into the Muff?

What type of amp does this all go into?

I have not ran the organizer into the muff.

I use a early 70's ampeg v4 at my friends house, at home i use a mesa dual rectifier, although the rectifier may go away.

That fuzz combo + amp game is beastly

lefchr wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:Very cool!

where is the green russian in the chain?

it goes a/b - wah - fuzz factory - buzz - muff - super duper - trem - organizer- echo - ditto - amp

How are you using all that fuzz?
At home I can have an unlimited amount of fuzzes on my board and find uses for them, but in a band context I have like and OD sound, a full on sound and then maybe an oddball fuzz sound for certain leads or intros, and that's it. At least, on the fuzz front

goroth wrote:

lefchr wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:Very cool!

where is the green russian in the chain?

it goes a/b - wah - fuzz factory - buzz - muff - super duper - trem - organizer- echo - ditto - amp

How are you using all that fuzz?
At home I can have an unlimited amount of fuzzes on my board and find uses for them, but in a band context I have like and OD sound, a full on sound and then maybe an oddball fuzz sound for certain leads or intros, and that's it. At least, on the fuzz front

I usually have one channel of the super duper on at all times. Generally one fuzz at a time unless I'm going for lots of noise. I usually use either a parts esquire or les paul custom with a p90 in the bridge. Ampeg is about half way up on the volume.getting some crunch if i dig in. I then just pick whatever fuzz I feel is best for the part. So i guess kind of the same way you do. When we jam we really don't have any set songs so it is just feeling out how that jam session is going.

goroth wrote:

lefchr wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:Very cool!

where is the green russian in the chain?

it goes a/b - wah - fuzz factory - buzz - muff - super duper - trem - organizer- echo - ditto - amp

How are you using all that fuzz?
At home I can have an unlimited amount of fuzzes on my board and find uses for them, but in a band context I have like and OD sound, a full on sound and then maybe an oddball fuzz sound for certain leads or intros, and that's it. At least, on the fuzz front

I usually have one channel of the super duper on at all times. Generally one fuzz at a time unless I'm going for lots of noise. I usually use either a parts esquire or les paul custom with a p90 in the bridge. Ampeg is about half way up on the volume.getting some crunch if i dig in. I then just pick whatever fuzz I feel is best for the part. So i guess kind of the same way you do. When we jam we really don't have any set songs so it is just feeling out how that jam session is going.

Cool!

lefchr wrote: fuzz factory - buzz - muff

That's hot. Also great choice in amp.

systemofameow wrote:

lefchr wrote: fuzz factory - buzz - muff

That's hot. Also great choice in amp.

Thanks I love it, it sounds massive and take the fuzz amazing. the big muff was one of my first pedals i bought it years ago for like $50. I always fought with getting it to sound right using a pedal power now with the voltage turned down some is great been my main for a while now.

cvidalon wrote:new smaller board. also my first go at soldering cables!

3 cheers for smallish setups with mostly big box effects of pedigree and versatility

I only play purebred moogerfoogers

cherler wrote:I only play purebred moogerfoogers

Yeah but doesn’t it make you crazy that two have the Moog logo at the bottom middle and one has it in the middle right?

I found a good deal on a dwarfcraft super destroyer so this happened

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more of a tabletop board than a floorboard?