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So was Fuzzhugging it up with a fellow ILFer at Music Makers this morning and saw this...

You can run and tell that

More pictures to come later...

I love this.

They should just put the ILF logo on there!

I should go slap an ILF sticker on there

Jero wrote::idea: I should go slap an ILF sticker on there

Should probably print one 6 feet wide first!!

I'm talking to Dustin from Musicmakers right now! There's gonna be some more cool stuff there soon. FH<3ATX

Tom Dalton wrote:I'm talking to Dustin from Musicmakers right now! There's gonna be some more cool stuff there soon. FH<3ATX

Great! I can't speak for everybody, but ATX<3FH too!

Jero wrote:

Tom Dalton wrote:I'm talking to Dustin from Musicmakers right now! There's gonna be some more cool stuff there soon. FH<3ATX

Great! I can't speak for everybody, but ATX<3FH too!

South Side 04 loves FuzzHugger more !!!

Soooooooo, here is the much needed update. I traveled to Austin this weekend for the Whole Foods 30th Birthday. My gf is awesome and won an essay contest, so Whole Foods flew us out, put us up in a sweet hotel, and fed us delicious food all weekend. Of course, the trip had to include a little guitar time, which is where this journey begins.

So Music Makers was only about a mile from our hotel, so we decided to walk on over. It was a nice walk along the river, and what did we happen to come across but a statue of Stevie Ray Vaughan!


I know everyone thinks that he was really into the toobscreamer blues, but he was really all about the fuzz. Here is actual proof!!!!


SRV and I parted ways, as I knew there was an oasis of fuzz further down the road. Lo and behold, look what I found:


A true bounty of fuzz was to be had. Of course, it would be a waste to enjoy these aural delights all alone, so I met up with Sonidero, who is a most excellent tour guide of all things fuzz in Austin. So I had my gf take another picture:


And we entered into the store and sampled Tom's fuzzy wares. They had a great selection of Devi and Dwarfcraft as well.


At the end of the day, there was only one pedal for me, with its motorboating blippity bloops and crazy arpeggios:

It is truly an amazing pedal; I know why people say they don't need any other oscillating fuzz when this is on their board. So a big thanks to Tom, Musicmakers and Sonidero (and of course my gf, but she won't be reading this) for making my trip Austin awesome and most importantly, fuzzy.

I'll just have to go by my self then

Jero wrote:I'll just have to go by my self then

aww...

hclapp219 wrote:At the end of the day, there was only one pedal for me, with its motorboating blippity bloops and crazy arpeggios:

It is truly an amazing pedal; I know why people say they don't need any other oscillating fuzz when this is on their board.

Great choice, man!! The AbSynth is awesome and those graphics are KILLER!

Why don't we have stores like that in the region I live

hclapp219 wrote:Soooooooo, here is the much needed update. I traveled to Austin this weekend for the Whole Foods 30th Birthday. My gf is awesome and won an essay contest, so Whole Foods flew us out, put us up in a sweet hotel, and fed us delicious food all weekend. Of course, the trip had to include a little guitar time, which is where this journey begins.

So Music Makers was only about a mile from our hotel, so we decided to walk on over. It was a nice walk along the river, and what did we happen to come across but a statue of Stevie Ray Vaughan!


I know everyone thinks that he was really into the toobscreamer blues, but he was really all about the fuzz. Here is actual proof!!!!


SRV and I parted ways, as I knew there was an oasis of fuzz further down the road. Lo and behold, look what I found:


A true bounty of fuzz was to be had. Of course, it would be a waste to enjoy these aural delights all alone, so I met up with Sonidero, who is a most excellent tour guide of all things fuzz in Austin. So I had my gf take another picture:


And we entered into the store and sampled Tom's fuzzy wares. They had a great selection of Devi and Dwarfcraft as well.


At the end of the day, there was only one pedal for me, with its motorboating blippity bloops and crazy arpeggios:

It is truly an amazing pedal; I know why people say they don't need any other oscillating fuzz when this is on their board. So a big thanks to Tom, Musicmakers and Sonidero (and of course my gf, but she won't be reading this) for making my trip Austin awesome and most importantly, fuzzy.

EPIC