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Hey friends of fuzz, here is my new Creepy FIngers Shaftesbury Duo Fuzz, a superfuzz variant and a very smoooth sounding one at that. Here seen outfitted with the latest from Blueface DMM set to drone.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfWPqdmb00Q[/youtube]

That trogotronic sounds great. I have seen those before but never thought much about them.

Yeah, but where's the real Shaftesbury to compare it to?

Chankgeez wrote:Yeah, but where's the real Shaftesbury to compare it to?

i've taken to buying creepy fingers to back up my vintage peds and for peds i cannot find/afford I go with brad's.

Thanks for the Trogo demos!

Reminds me of the SAS - glitchier, not as thick, but definitely some amount of overlap.

doommeow wrote:Thanks for the Trogo demos!

Reminds me of the SAS - glitchier, not as thick, but definitely some amount of overlap.

What's the sas? Another Oscillating tube pedals!

I seriously regret not buying that Trono when I had the chance. I think it was from a lack of demos. Sounds amazing man.

Uncle Grandfather wrote:

doommeow wrote:Thanks for the Trogo demos!

Reminds me of the SAS - glitchier, not as thick, but definitely some amount of overlap.

What's the sas? Another Oscillating tube pedals!

Oscillating, no; Tube badassery, yes. Basically it's a low-wattage EF-86 amp crammed into a 5"x5" enclosure - turn everything up and it sounds like an old single-ender getting ready to collapse on it's self. Sounds monstrous - I'm running two on my board.

Was marketed, poorly, to the blues lawyer set. No one bought them, GC blew them out for $99, and when they still didn't sell they moved the remaining units for $49 6 months later. Great little unheralded box.

Intriguing...

I had an older version of the 77 and I dug it. Was pretty cool for what it did. Kind of wish I still had it but oh well

doommeow wrote: Basically it's a low-wattage EF-86 amp.

sweeeeet, how's the power supply? Wish I would have been hip to them @46$

skullservant wrote:I had an older version of the 77 and I dug it. Was pretty cool for what it did. Kind of wish I still had it but oh well

Its pretty versatile and has been great on every instrument I've used it to process. I'm looking outward to using on live drum tracks.

You're welcome, that Trogotronic sounds awesome, I have always been intrigued by it but now I'm certain to say it's a beast.

Tristan wrote:You're welcome, that Trogotronic sounds awesome, I have always been intrigued by it but now I'm certain to say it's a beast.

And...it stacks so well the seppuku pitch computer

Hi there, here is the Trogotronic 77 with Analogue Solutions Station X semi-modular monosynth and Station Q step sequencer.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IV-JptAuqRY[/youtube]