FuzzFaceJ
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have one of these for a review I'm doing for my website, I'm more used to the traditional transistor based fuzzes, currently own a Monsterpiece NPN and GE, as well a Zvex Fuzz Factory.
this clipping diode stuff sure is neat though, I use my guitar with it more like a distortion pedal, volume typically on 10, and control the gain and eqing with the pedal itself, even with the differences to what I'm used to, I must say, this is fantastic! would have been GASing a lot longer ago if I just knew how much I'd dig this thing
the Germ diode setting, can be very warm, heavy, good for stuff as ranging as The Stooges, to Kyuss and so on, the silly-cone diodes produce a more compressed sound with more gain, still has a very nice tone though! perfect for heavy doom metal
this thing has boat loads of bass, but even with either it or the treble cranked, the tone never gets too harsh for my ears, the treble knob adds a beautiful bell-like treble-ness to your tone, very very sweet
this is my first regular post here, but figured this would be a good way to jump in
opinions on the Leviathan?
this clipping diode stuff sure is neat though, I use my guitar with it more like a distortion pedal, volume typically on 10, and control the gain and eqing with the pedal itself, even with the differences to what I'm used to, I must say, this is fantastic! would have been GASing a lot longer ago if I just knew how much I'd dig this thing
the Germ diode setting, can be very warm, heavy, good for stuff as ranging as The Stooges, to Kyuss and so on, the silly-cone diodes produce a more compressed sound with more gain, still has a very nice tone though! perfect for heavy doom metal
this thing has boat loads of bass, but even with either it or the treble cranked, the tone never gets too harsh for my ears, the treble knob adds a beautiful bell-like treble-ness to your tone, very very sweet
this is my first regular post here, but figured this would be a good way to jump in
opinions on the Leviathan?
