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I'll just leave this here.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAWwBEx3Qkc[/youtube]

Wonder how they get the super-realistic warped vinyl effect? So subtle....

I love that demo.

"... with the touch of a toe."

Well, that put a big grin on my face. Thanks for sharing.

Maestro never let me down. "Hey! Give the bassman some!" Check out the demo record for the BrassMaster:

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

"use it as often as you like, it will not interfere with the normal tone of your guitar or bass when turned off"

D.o.S. wrote:"use it as often as you like, it will not interfere with the normal tone of your guitar or bass when turned off"

TWSS

I would've loved to have seen the look on the face of someone who bought the pedal based on this sales pitch...And than used it for the first time, expecting to convincingly mimmick a susaphone or bass sax, or a "bell clear" horn

frigid midget wrote:I would've loved to have seen the look on the face of someone who bought the pedal based on this sales pitch...And than used it for the first time, expecting to convincingly mimmick a susaphone or bass sax, or a "bell clear" horn

I mean when you're sitting around in '62 and jamming out and you stop and realize that all this song needs is a sweet Sousaphone track you couldn't just grab your Casio and knock it out so the Fuzz Tone was obviously your only choice...

vidret wrote:shit would be the bee's knees.

This is ancient technology:

Hypnodrone wrote:Maestro never let me down. "Hey! Give the bassman some!" Check out the demo record for the BrassMaster:

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

Bassman needs some autotune on top of that.

ramonovski wrote:This is ancient technology:

Ancient sonic torture device.

sonidero wrote:

frigid midget wrote:I would've loved to have seen the look on the face of someone who bought the pedal based on this sales pitch...And than used it for the first time, expecting to convincingly mimmick a susaphone or bass sax, or a "bell clear" horn

I mean when you're sitting around in '62 and jamming out and you stop and realize that all this song needs is a sweet Sousaphone track you couldn't just grab your Casio and knock it out so the Fuzz Tone was obviously your only choice...

In the 1950s the rockers had to get on their knuckleheads and head to the local university and steal a sousaphone from the band geeks. Then they combed their hair. Fuzz gave those urchins time to smoke the dope which is how you hear the bass sax.

I guess we have to remember there was a time when instruments were more prevalent in houses. Organs always had those silly sliders listed as instruments they sounded nothing like their namesakes. I think it was more about register than timbre when they were playing sheet music and stuff. I don't know though....just everybody had an organ or piano when I was growing up. Don't see that anymore.

lordgalvar wrote:In the 1950s the rockers had to get on their knuckleheads and head to the local university and steal a sousaphone from the band geeks. Then they combed their hair. Fuzz gave those urchins time to smoke the dope which is how you hear the bass saxophone

The story of rock'n'roll.

COMPLETELY TRANSISTORIZED

Laugh all you want, I love their attitude for sound design, however dated it may sound.