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Zvex Fuzz Probe, got my the Vexter series because I'm a raging hobo (and I couldn't find many in the UK... ooh also I wanted the LED to tell if it's turned on and the funny port for the PSA 230es adaptor).
Squeally squeals and such. Don't think I'm going to have any built in fuzz factory guitars... just doesn't make sense man... just doesn't make sense.
But yeah, can play Plug in baby and a host of other fuzz related tunes. Pick up a bag today
I took these pictures out of spite, but I like how they turned out.
His necklace is from lilienchan.
CAMBRIDGE, MA - NOVEMBER 16: Ty Segall swaps out his guitar for the drum kit and leads the power trio Fuzz through a raucous set in support of Fuzz II, their newest record. Support by Walter (featuring members of Sadgirl, Meatbodies and Ducktails) and local band Zip Tie Handcuffs. Shot at The SInclair on Monday, November 16, 2015.
The baby Stellar Jays have arrived! What a loud, raucussy,bunch that startle themselves and provide a daily supply of fun and laughs! I love them
... FUZZ - MUCC .. It's a great song. You must listen it! o____O I'm serious! But why so serious? BUAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! and no. I am NOT tired... hell yeah I am! :D Let's dance everybody! C'MON! lalalalalalla~ Anata wa toshi o totta baka saru desu, nee~
Side shot of the Schaller fuzz. I kept this one pretty true to the simplicity of the original design with the hand-painting.
CAMBRIDGE, MA - NOVEMBER 16: Ty Segall swaps out his guitar for the drum kit and leads the power trio Fuzz through a raucous set in support of Fuzz II, their newest record. Support by Walter (featuring members of Sadgirl, Meatbodies and Ducktails) and local band Zip Tie Handcuffs. Shot at The SInclair on Monday, November 16, 2015.
DIY fuzz face guitar pedal project, documented from arrival of components to final result, including some screenshots from simlating the circuit.
CAMBRIDGE, MA - NOVEMBER 16: Ty Segall swaps out his guitar for the drum kit and leads the power trio Fuzz through a raucous set in support of Fuzz II, their newest record. Support by Walter (featuring members of Sadgirl, Meatbodies and Ducktails) and local band Zip Tie Handcuffs. Shot at The SInclair on Monday, November 16, 2015.
I've been trying to write a job application and the words just seemed to be swimming in my head and on the screen.
This is a very interesting fuzz pedal circuit. 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, 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.
The original Karl was inspired by Tim Escobedo's "Tripple Fuzz" circuit with a couple of minor alterations. This circuit uses the 2N3904 (NPN) and 2N3906 (PNP) Complimentary Pair to form what's called a "nonselective frequency tripler." Some modular synth guys call it a, "wave folder."
At low gain settings it just sounds like a fuzz, but as you crank it up it will start spitting out seemingly random octave effects and dimed it will do strange ring modulator stuff sometimes, but not predictably. Its random, chaotic nature makes it really fun, IMO.
True bypass switching. Powder coated enclosure for durability. Will run on a standard Boss-style 9-volt power supply or a 9-volt battery.
DIY fuzz face guitar pedal project, documented from arrival of components to final result, including some screenshots from simlating the circuit.
Replica of the three OC75 transistor prototype Marshall Supa Fuzz from 1966, originally based on the Tone Bender MkI. A Filter (Tone) control replaces the Tone Bender's Attack control - the saturation of the fuzz is fixed on maximum. Made by Stu Castledine, more info @ wah-wah.co.uk
CAMBRIDGE, MA - NOVEMBER 16: Ty Segall swaps out his guitar for the drum kit and leads the power trio Fuzz through a raucous set in support of Fuzz II, their newest record. Support by Walter (featuring members of Sadgirl, Meatbodies and Ducktails) and local band Zip Tie Handcuffs. Shot at The SInclair on Monday, November 16, 2015.
ISO 1600 and handheld @ 1/25 sec. and 170mm - thanks to VR rather sharp but noisy if you view it large or original.
CAMBRIDGE, MA - NOVEMBER 16: Ty Segall swaps out his guitar for the drum kit and leads the power trio Fuzz through a raucous set in support of Fuzz II, their newest record. Support by Walter (featuring members of Sadgirl, Meatbodies and Ducktails) and local band Zip Tie Handcuffs. Shot at The SInclair on Monday, November 16, 2015.