Tone Question For Hoof Users

[chrismellotron]

I noticed how the Hoof really opens up with the Tone completely CCW (FUZZ cranked). Would a Rangemaster be good for bringing a crisp high-end for solos? Would I put it before or after OD/FUZZ? Thanks.

[kp8]

You are not finding the hoof bright enough?

[danonbass]

Well, typically both should be first lol, but I've found that the hoof doesn't have to be be first pedal in the chain to sound good. I currently have my compressor first with no issues. So, I put the treble boost first, no question.

[itkindaworks]

Try both and see what you prefer, I like fuzzes into a treble booster.

[chrismellotron]

You are not finding the hoof bright enough?

I have the Tone completely CCW, which kills all the highs but really opened up the low-mids and increased sustain. I have the FUZZ dimed, Shift @ between 40-75%. Through my SG, I get a very "Vol. 4"-type Sabbath grind. I want to kick up some boosted bright screaming leads with a good crisp treble booster, while maintaining those beefy low-mids.

Right now, I just have a DEEP rhythm sound with bitchen sustain and a sick creamy decay. I need that treble boost to complete the lead sound. I gotta make sure the sound is consistent with all my Fenders, mainly the Bassman & Twin Reverb. I wanna unleash those two tones live: DEEP & CRISP.

Any good treble boosts for this task?

[kp8]

I just realized I don't have my hoof here in Korea or I would have tried it with the boots -n- buff in treble boost territory and reported back. I kind of also want to try your settings and hear what that sounds like. I love my hoof but I am having a hard time imagining it getting vol. 4 sounds ... I don't doubt you. Alas, my hoof was left back home and i took my Colossus in its stead (more gain, more wooly).