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Astricii wrote:

1,2,3, Pull Out! wrote:
You can get a TON of insane fuzz sounds, on the oscillation mode you can get screaming siren sounds, bleepy atari sounds, warped fuzz explosions etc. The gated mode is very gated so a boost or transparent overdrive would be useful. You can get a lot of fuzz tones on the gated side but it takes a lot of knob fiddling.

This. I find it's better to run the gated mode with the fuzz backed off to about 2-3 o'clock. and put it into an over driven amp. then it's more of a fattener for the amps drive and allows effortless easily controlled feedback. that's Mainly what I use it for. and for lazer fight/atari noises at the end of a set.

I'll try and do a vid that features more of the osc. mode stuff. I don't see many of those around.

iblamesummers wrote:

Astricii wrote:

1,2,3, Pull Out! wrote:
You can get a TON of insane fuzz sounds, on the oscillation mode you can get screaming siren sounds, bleepy atari sounds, warped fuzz explosions etc. The gated mode is very gated so a boost or transparent overdrive would be useful. You can get a lot of fuzz tones on the gated side but it takes a lot of knob fiddling.

This. I find it's better to run the gated mode with the fuzz backed off to about 2-3 o'clock. and put it into an over driven amp. then it's more of a fattener for the amps drive and allows effortless easily controlled feedback. that's Mainly what I use it for. and for lazer fight/atari noises at the end of a set.

I'll try and do a vid that features more of the osc. mode stuff. I don't see many of those around.

so what would be a "fair" used price for the SSFG?