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I really love my Lastgasp Fuzz 88, but I often wish it have more lows.
Any pedals that could add lows? Anybody tried the Mantic Thug on guitar?

Maybe just an eq pedal would work? That was also my issue with that pedal and ultimately why I ditched it. Kills lows like nobody's business.

If you can find one, what about a Dark Boost? You could also get a Lastgasp ThunderBox? I've never played either of those, but they've always looked really cool for this kind of application.

I'm not sure, but I think that the ThunderBox boost treble at the same time it boost lows.
Not sure it would work for me.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/amplifie ... ects-pedal ?

Meatbox, obvi.

I use my mini for this, or as a treble boost, or flat depending on things.

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Just reverse the polarity on any treble booster and you should be good to go, plug in your input to the output and vice-versa. Science!

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Bifet Boost? Tone knob is either treble or bass boost.

+1 for bifet
EAE Mu blaster also has a ton of low end on high depth.

D.o.S. wrote:Meatbox, obvi.

Does that actually boost the sound of the lows though or just the amount of air being pushed from your cab? The Meatbox is a pedal I've never understood.

jwar wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:Meatbox, obvi.

Does that actually boost the sound of the lows though or just the amount of air being pushed from your cab? The Meatbox is a pedal I've never understood.

You don't hear the Meatbox, but you do certainly feel it, as does your neighbors...and everyone within a half-mile radius while we're at it.

jwar. Buy a Meatbox. Seriously. Best pedal I ever bought for my bass setup. Game changer. It makes your guts shake. It's awesome in the literal sense of the word.