ilovefuzz.com

i've been dying to post about my twosome on ILF since i got it a month ago.... thanks to our good friend modernage who turned me onto it, i no longer have need for searching out vintage muffs.... aside from my workhorse lust i have absolutely no urge to purchase new fuzz....



had the day off from work today and spent a good portion playing the following through my 4x10 bassman:

jazzmaster > SHO clone > Twosome (switching between Musket/fix'd) > Cheddar Cheese Fuzz clone > Radical Red Reverberator > Bassman

i swear i traveled through time... because to me it felt like twenty minutes, but i missed lunch....

Mmmm, we love us a good Bassman.

I LOVE THOSE WHITE KNOBS OF YOURS !
I might replace mine now that I've seen this, I'm sure you have a better visibility of them when you play a show.

Is that guy orange or one of the alt colors?

stanimal wrote:thanks to our good friend modernage who turned me onto it

errrrm... who told you to pull the trigger on that twosome... and that you wouldn't regret it!

I really like mine.

have considered to mod the routing so that i can cascade them.

oinkbanana wrote:I really like mine.

have considered to mod the routing so that i can cascade them.

it's not too complicated to accomplish.

Mine is an alt version... It's an orange sparkle kind of copper thing the pic does it no justice

deadman I owe you for a number of good advice moments but this one was by far your best...

Kyle, do tell I would also love to know how to mod it for switchability!!

Yeah baby! That's what I like to see!!!
Blackout Effectors FTW!

gah


i want onnneeee

I know that the Twosome is a bit less expensive than getting a Fix'd Fuzz and a Musket, but why did you change it so you can't have both the Musket and the Fix'd Fuzz on at the same time? The one thing that all fuzz is good for is stacking, and when you make two great fuzzes, it's almost a crime to put them in the same box but can't put them on at the same time.

Then again, I think a better question is which fuzz the creators prefer. Musket or Fix'd Fuzz (or Mantra)?

Yeah, Kyle.... i know you're new and all here... but you do realize that we WILL hound you until you tell us how to manipulate this beast of a pedal to make the side independent and switchable...!!!

giiiiiive it toooo us kyyyyyyyyyle giiiiiive us what we waaaaaaaaant

stanimal wrote:Yeah, Kyle.... i know you're new and all here... but you do realize that we WILL hound you until you tell us how to manipulate this beast of a pedal to make the side independent and switchable...!!!

giiiiiive it toooo us kyyyyyyyyyle giiiiiive us what we waaaaaaaaant

Something like this is a good start:
http://www.beavisaudio.com/techpages/Pe ... itcher.htm

So, input jack > 3pdt toggle (order switcher) - you don't need a 4pdt like that diagram. Pretend the send/return a/b in the diagram are actually the two stompswitches. Use a traditional true-bypass wiring diagram for those. Then order switcher toggle > output jack.

You'll need to rewire the LEDs as well, so that the third pole of each stomp turns on/off their respective red LED. Wire up the yellow LED so that it's always on when a power supply is connected.

It might be easier to start with two brand new stomps, but if you're ginger with your iron you could reuse the existing ones.

If you guys have questions as you go along I'll answer them here so its up for all to see.

That copper twosome is tasty...

blackout_kyle wrote:

stanimal wrote:Yeah, Kyle.... i know you're new and all here... but you do realize that we WILL hound you until you tell us how to manipulate this beast of a pedal to make the side independent and switchable...!!!

giiiiiive it toooo us kyyyyyyyyyle giiiiiive us what we waaaaaaaaant

Something like this is a good start:
http://www.beavisaudio.com/techpages/Pe ... itcher.htm

So, input jack > 3pdt toggle (order switcher) - you don't need a 4pdt like that diagram. Pretend the send/return a/b in the diagram are actually the two stompswitches. Use a traditional true-bypass wiring diagram for those. Then order switcher toggle > output jack.

You'll need to rewire the LEDs as well, so that the third pole of each stomp turns on/off their respective red LED. Wire up the yellow LED so that it's always on when a power supply is connected.

It might be easier to start with two brand new stomps, but if you're ginger with your iron you could reuse the existing ones.

If you guys have questions as you go along I'll answer them here so its up for all to see.

OHHHH Kyle, you just gave me my weekend... my wife is gonna be soooo pissed.... and thanks for the offer to help if needed, i just may take you up on it....

of course, now i luvs my twosome so much i'm gonna feel like this is operating on my own child.....