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Fuzz went to the TV to look at the Discovery Channel logo but then got interested in penguins. I hear penguins taste like cold chicken.
This is a pedal I built around 94' based on a modified Foxtone octave fuzz. This was my defining sound in a band named "the plastic factory" (yes, after the captain beefheart song). My mates dubbed it the "fuzz factory" for obvious reasons. Note that I never bothered to clean the road grime off of the VW hubcap. To this day, whenever I play through this fuzz, I just seem to play better. It is the most inspiring thing I have built to date. I installed a crude feedback circuit consisting of a cap and a pot from the input to the output, this somehow fed the output back into the input causing ridiculous amounts of noise and gain. The switch on the left adds the octave, the switch on the right adds the feedback, the pots control feedback level, gain, tone, and output level. Truly a piece of art!
Kit - DIY
As soon as I seen these I had a HUGE grin on my face - has to be my favourite contribution to this project they look so happy and cheery sitting together
(please note not added to map by request of Fuzz Wuzz)
Last night, myself, Angel, Scott, Ashby, Bob and Susan went to an advance screening of Hot Fuzz, from the makers of Shaun of the Dead and Spaced, with a Q&A afterwards with (from left) star Nick Frost, writer/director Edgar Wright, and writer/star Simon Pegg. Easily both the funniest movie I've seen in recent (or not so recent) memory, and most certainly the funniest Q&A I've attended. Too bad I couldn't get a very good photo.
This is my newest crochet pattern! I call him "fuzz pop". He was inspired by a bomb pop popsicle. You can buy the pattern to make one yourself at my website: www.gleefulthings.com or my etsy shop: glee.etsy.com
Another tough to find pedal I tracked down on eBay. Single knob w/ an internal trimmer that controls the amount of fuzz. This thing can get pretty hairy.
This is a clone I built of the Hoof fuzz. Mainly just out of curiosity, but it turns out to be a pretty cool circuit. It's basically a green Russian Big Muff with the two middle transistors swapped out for 2N1308 high-gain germanium transistors and the clipping diodes swapped out for LEDs. Plus an added midrange control they call, "Shift."