ilovefuzz.com

Paul_C wrote:Back to just two amps for a while, and a rearrangement of stands and one or two pedals.

The output from the mixer runs into the Rubberneck on the middle stand and from the blue Beebo the signal is split left and right into the pink and silver Beebos and then onwards through their respective stands.

This looks both amazing and intimidating. I especially like the fact that Miku is included

Holy shit,
i haven't hung out here for a while now, but it is always a pleasure to browse some pages on this thread, see what y'all are jamming with and read people talking and explaining their setups..

Haven't changed anything but the order in over a year. Running this into a 720 looper into an Iridium. Model Fet is acting as the power amp for some IRs I got from Zach Weeks of God City.

Sick

Added a Strymon Deco at the end of my chain for some microsecond delay and light pitch mod for one of my amps, to get a nice stereo spread. Also changed out a couple caps in the Fuzzrocious Demon so it runs at 18v. I bought a Lil Fella, which is supposed to be basically the same circuit, but I just preferred the Demon for some reason. I like to run the drive at 0 as my 'clean' tone, and then hit it with boosts, and I couldn't get the Lil Fella to sound as good in that role.

weebles wrote:Haven't changed anything but the order in over a year. Running this into a 720 looper into an Iridium. Model Fet is acting as the power amp for some IRs I got from Zach Weeks of God City.

i love this board so much.
100% would bang.

At least I have a more professional board now, it's not perfect and it weights like a dead cow but it works...

KingNed wrote:

Added a Strymon Deco at the end of my chain for some microsecond delay and light pitch mod for one of my amps, to get a nice stereo spread. Also changed out a couple caps in the Fuzzrocious Demon so it runs at 18v. I bought a Lil Fella, which is supposed to be basically the same circuit, but I just preferred the Demon for some reason. I like to run the drive at 0 as my 'clean' tone, and then hit it with boosts, and I couldn't get the Lil Fella to sound as good in that role.

This is the way

D.o.S. wrote: This is the way

Yes!! Was looking at the Sledgehammer for my bassist's rig. Can it do the more bright/clangy thing you can get out of a Rat, or is it more of a sludgy doom machine?

Would really like a KWB too.

To some degree you can get on with both I think - Moose's made a fucking monster with this one. It's an OPO7 rather than an LM308, which to me means the gain is a little less clear and clangy, but you can definitely dial in more or less whatever you want with the EQ.

KWB slaps but it's definitely something I prefer for 'leveller mode' since it can be fairly subtle if you don't have the gain or the volume boosted.

Just finished tossing this together.

Sounds pretty cool so far.

Hotone OCTA in Dirt mode, I suppose?

Pepe wrote:Hotone OCTA in Dirt mode, I suppose?

It gets used in both modes, the dirt mode is amazing but the bit commander clone does something similar so I can keep it clean if I want, or run it into the bit in dirt mode and blow everything up!

I just relocated to a new flat, and slowly I was able to rewire a tiny part my studio and equipement (but I'm yet far from being fully operational again, there's still a lot of stuff packed in boxes laying all around eheheh), but in the meanwhile I did put together this tiny board to jam/experiment a bit and also prepare a tiny live-noise set I was invited to play in few days.
Main theme: super heavy subbass noise drone guitars.