ilovefuzz.com

Has anybody around these here parts ever heard of Dr. No Effects? I stumbled across their website and was curious if anybody owns any of their products. I know there are at least a few of you (not really) that would be interested in the Ford Falcon Fuzz.

http://drno-effects.com/

MannequinRaces wrote:Has anybody around these here parts ever heard of Dr. No Effects? I stumbled across their website and was curious if anybody owns any of their products. I know there are at least a few of you (not really) that would be interested in the Ford Falcon Fuzz.

http://drno-effects.com/

huh. interesting.

I saw, that some jobs carry them and i got a sticker and plek with an order thrown in the box. But i'm too lazy to listen to some demos. I would dig more if somebody has an opinion about them.

From the demos I've heard I'm not blown away and don't have any GAS, which is nice. I do like the website design and actually noticed the pedals on a graphic design board on Pinterest. Some interesting enclosures though... but they seem like a novelty to me. The pedals would be perfect for a) people who like vintage cars b) listen to lots of 60's and 70's psychedelic rock c) have lots of gray hair d) partake in recreational drugs.

they kind of remind me of BBE with their designs and stuffs

madmax1012 wrote:they kind of remind me of BBE with their designs and stuffs

Oh, snap.

Those graphics are too much cheese for me.

PumpkinPieces wrote:Those graphics are too much cheese for me.

Agreed. I hope they're being over-the-top with those on purpose but something tells me they're not.

Are these made in Jamaica and run on an atomic-powered radio beam?

muttlegs wrote:Are these made in Jamaica and run on an atomic-powered radio beam?

I LOL'd.

Yep, tried the black magic on bass a while ago. I don't want to say I liked it, but I didn't dislike it either. It was.... ehhh.

I had tons of other pedals that could nail the same tone, so it didn't really bring anything to the table.