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This calf has such a fuzzy little baby face!!!
(Not that I don't expect it to... it *is* a baby after all. ;D)
Thank god the battery fits. Board is stripboard suspended from pot lugs. The little board on the 3PDT is a little adapter board from Small Bear. They're awesome. <3
This photo was taken on Saturday September 8,2007. This photo was taken after the Fuzz's first ever visit to a vet. He had got 2 shots and since we had taken him to the vet near me in Wickliffe. We took him to the Petsmart in Willoughby and then stoppped at my house and he visited with my mom and then we tried to see what he would do when we put him in the Ginkgo tree in the front yard.
Dunno what happened here with the Undead Fuzz, but the bird developed some kind of wrinkly texture as the paint cured. That's messed-up.
I've decided I'm going to use this logo, so I've had the lady who makes silk screens for me start making me a screen of it. Screw this decal thing. If I'm going to do it, I might as well do it right.
you would never know that she was one of three that had such awful eye infections when they were about a month old. She and her brother and sister had a rough start in life but they are enjoying a life of luxury and love now.
This is a very interesting fuzz pedal. The original two-knob Karl Fuzz circuit was something they should have never stopped making, IMO.
It's kind of in the same realm as the Super Fuzz or Scrambler kind of fuzz, but those pedals have a ton of gain and almost exist as special effects. This has fewer transistors than those mighty beasts (this has three instead of four to six) and allows some of your guitar's character and tone to shine through, along with some measure of the subtleties of your chops. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's still a ton of fuzz, but not quite as much as these types of pedal that throw out random octave overtones usually have.
True bypass switching. Powder coated enclosure for durability. Will run on a standard Boss-style 9-volt power supply or a 9-volt battery.
Enochian Theory + Hookah The Fuzz + Dakesis + Structures @ The Rainbow, Birmingham - Saturday 26th March 2011
Photograph by Stephen Turner for Midlands Rocks
© 2011 Stephen Turner