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Baterista da banda carioca Zander.
Pode ser encontrado também no estúdio mais rock do Rio de Janeiro, o Superfuzz.
Drummer of brazilian rock band Zander
What a great surprise to find this big and beautiful fluffy moth this evening. At first I was sure this was a white flannel moth. The overly bushy body and legs of this creature are very similiar.
Dot-Lined White
Artace cribraria
Wilson vintage spec Signature wah, Wattson Superfuzz, Klon Centaur, Korg tuner, Fulltone Tube Tape Echo.
Guitarrista da banda carioca Zander.
Também trabalha no Superfuzz fazendo gravações, mixando...
Zander's guitarrist
K-Line Tele, Magic Vibro Princes in stereo, Wilson Sig wah, Wattson Superfuzz, Klon Centaur, Korg Pitchblack tuner, Fulltone Tube Tape Echo.
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Música instrumental de qualidade feita por amigos muito queridos.
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"Avec Silenzi é um projeto instrumental nascido em 2008 na cidade do Rio de Janeiro. No formato power trio o grupo desenvolve um som orgânico com diversas vertentes de influências como longue, post-rock e trip-hop.
Em 2009 fizeram a estréia ao vivo e seguiram com uma dezena de shows pelo estado do Rio de Janeiro, ainda nesse ano iniciaram a gravação dos dois primeiros discos no Estúdio Superfuzz, com lançamento previsto para Abril de 2010 pelo selo carioca Manifesto Discos."
"Avec I & Avec II representam um passeio pelos nossos sentidos sonoros."
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Foto: Urca - Rio de Janeiro - Brasil
K-Line Tele, Magic Vibro Princes in stereo, Wilson Sig wah, Wattson Superfuzz, Klon Centaur, Korg Pitchblack tuner, Fulltone Tube Tape Echo.
So I almost forgot to put my shot up this week... shock.
Crimbo is over and most people are back top work, except for me, im just chillin with my guitar and listening to the violent femmes.
hope everyone had a great xmas :)
This week I have randomly changed the contents of my MP3 player. It now goes..
1 - Dinosaur Jr - Greatest hits
2 - Violent Femmes - Violent Femmes
3 - Nirvana - Bleach
4 - Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - Have A Ball
5 - Mudhoney - Superfuzz Bigmuff
6 - Young Marble Giants - Colossal Youth
7 - Green Day - Dookie
8 - Soul Asylum - Grave Dancers Union
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Música instrumental de qualidade feita por amigos muito queridos.
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"Avec Silenzi é um projeto instrumental nascido em 2008 na cidade do Rio de Janeiro. No formato power trio o grupo desenvolve um som orgânico com diversas vertentes de influências como longue, post-rock e trip-hop.
Em 2009 fizeram a estréia ao vivo e seguiram com uma dezena de shows pelo estado do Rio de Janeiro, ainda nesse ano iniciaram a gravação dos dois primeiros discos no Estúdio Superfuzz, com lançamento previsto para Maio de 2010 pelo selo carioca Manifesto Discos."
"Avec I & Avec II representam um passeio pelos nossos sentidos sonoros."
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Foto: Urca - Rio de Janeiro - Brasil
So I built this Super Fuzz clone using the Lectric FX Pork Rind PCB. It's kind of a cool take on the circuit because the original just had two knobs and a Tone switch. This replaces the Tone switch with a potentiometer and adds a Starve control to pull down the operating voltage, since some people said these pedals didn't sound good with a fresh battery. Also, there's an internal trimmer that allows you to choose how much of an octave effect comes in.
OK, a couple of observations.
First off, people used to jokingly claim that the controls served no purpose and these pedals were either On or Off. Yeah, there's no, "Subtle" setting of this circuit, apparently.
Second, at full voltage with the octave trimmer cranked up this pedal will do horrible things. Things that in no way could be considered legal in most states. Things that sound like what I imagine the ambient sound in the electrical room sounds like when one of those high-rises suffers from harmonic distortion in the power lines that causes its main transformers to rip themselves apart. This is not a pedal where, "Every sound is great!" Unless by, "Great!" you mean, "Terrifying!"
Third...wow. I'm gonna have to mess with this one and see where its Happy Place lives, 'cause this pedal ain't the friendliest girl at the party.
Update: I solved the Super Fuzz mystery. The octave trimmer was the culprit. As you back down the octave trimmer, for some reason it increases the gain until the pedal is completely uncontrollable. I don't know why that wasn't more obvious to me sooner. With the octave trimmer up to about 3/4, the gain becomes much more manageable. Which, for some reason, is just the opposite of what I thought was going on. So I kept the trimmer low and it was making the pedal a nightmare.