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Man, after I spent a couple of years hunting one down, there always seems to be one for sale now. Unless it's the same one constantly switching hands?

Eivind August wrote:Man, after I spent a couple of years hunting one down, there always seems to be one for sale now. Unless it's the same one constantly switching hands?

I don't htink it's the same, just by looking at the straches on the box.
The first one from France I'm pretty sure was mine!

Btw today I've pulled the trigger on a 46 Sooperfuzz!!

For your listening (un)pleasure a demo of the 46 Sooper Fuzz, played with a baritone guitar and a synth!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_znhHodWUjo[/youtube]

gila_crisis wrote:For your listening (un)pleasure a demo of the 46 Sooper Fuzz, played with a baritone guitar and a synth!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_znhHodWUjo[/youtube]

exciting !

Sounds great! It has for sure a lot of overlap with the sound of the LAL 45. There doesn't seem to be an impedance problem with the LAL 46 being not the first device in the chain?

gila_crisis wrote:For your listening (un)pleasure a demo of the 46 Sooper Fuzz, played with a baritone guitar and a synth!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_znhHodWUjo[/youtube]

sweeeeeet.
been GASsing for a while then went to other stuff, but this makes me kind want one of these again.

Pepe wrote:Sounds great! It has for sure a lot of overlap with the sound of the LAL 45. There doesn't seem to be an impedance problem with the LAL 46 being not the first device in the chain?

I have it since a week now, and it eats also buffered signals preatty well. The caracter of the fuzz is always the same, no matter where you put it in the chain.

The only thing I've noticed after a buffer, it's that the noise/oscillation doesn't work the same way. The best noise/oscillation happens without a buffer in front. But this is a thing most oscillo-fuzz share.

Here's a Ripplet for 155 EUR! If someone wants it, I can purchase it and send it on.



https://reverb.com/item/33376306

Do you want it? :surprise:

I wish. That's a good price. I still have other things to worry about.

Bringing this thread back because of this: I hadn't used my Lal oscillo 88 for a while. I had written down some settings that I liked. For instance, flip 1-2-3-6 down and you get that super thick fuzz with insane oscillation up. Now, when I dial in those settings again, I'm not getting the same results! It doesn't behave the same way at all. I've tried 4 or 5 different settings I had written down and it's all gone... I get a lot of sub-oscillation, but the higher register of oscillations is not so obvious.
Have you guys experienced the same behaviour, or is there something wrong with mine?
Thanks!

To me this sounds like one of the switches might not work properly anymore. Have you opened it up already? I would watch out for loose wires.

Other questions:
- Do you run it on batteries? If so, please check the power. But I suppose you use a power supply.
- Did you change your signal chain somehow? Some fuzz pedals don't like buffered pedals in front of them. For example the LAL 45 doesn't behave properly with another pedal in front.

if the osc88 is anything like the sooper 46, the point where the toggle switches meet the board is quite delicate. the trace might have come away and broken

I just took the back plate off. So far everything looks good, but I can't see connections for switches 5 and 6 without taking appart the whole thing and have a proper look.
Signal chain is the same (right after the Tc tuner), and I'm running it on a power supply.
I guess I'm gonna have to loosen all knobs and switches and have a better look.