morgan918
Member
- Messages
- 3,387
It actually arrived several days ago, just haven't had a ton of time with it. So far I really dig it and it's a great combo for fuzz lovers. The red channel sounds almost exactly like my Maestro Fuzz MFZ-1 from the 70s, the big wedge shaped one, which in itself might be based on fuzz face. Literally I can make them sound identical, although the EQD has more gain on tap, but tonally almost identical.
The green channel I think is supposed to be a Fuzzrite type clone and totally hits the mark. With the tone to the left you get a zippery, almost gated type darker sound and to the right it opens up and cuts more, but with perhaps less gate and sustain, kind of spitty. Also sounds very close to my Mid-Fi Psych Byke, which is a Fuzzrite clone. Sounds good riffing, chords and leads, although I think I like the darker side of the tone control better.
It's great to have both these sounds in one box, the silent switches are great and it looks cool. I'm liking it more with humbuckers than single coils, but sounds good with both. Lots of volume on tap, with unity around 9:00 for me. Sounds a little better if you can open it up a bit. So far I'm very happy with it.
The green channel I think is supposed to be a Fuzzrite type clone and totally hits the mark. With the tone to the left you get a zippery, almost gated type darker sound and to the right it opens up and cuts more, but with perhaps less gate and sustain, kind of spitty. Also sounds very close to my Mid-Fi Psych Byke, which is a Fuzzrite clone. Sounds good riffing, chords and leads, although I think I like the darker side of the tone control better.
It's great to have both these sounds in one box, the silent switches are great and it looks cool. I'm liking it more with humbuckers than single coils, but sounds good with both. Lots of volume on tap, with unity around 9:00 for me. Sounds a little better if you can open it up a bit. So far I'm very happy with it.