So... I have noticed in many videos that these two pedals are equally versatile.
John's use of the Fuzz Factory and Matt's(Muse) use of the Fuzz Probe are both phenomenal. I have the money to shell out for a new effect, and I would prefer one of these more outrageous ones. What do you all think I should do?
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Fuzz Factory and Fuzz Probe
Started by bobthecow, Mar 31 2010 03:01 PM
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Posted 31 March 2010 - 03:01 PM
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1965 Jaguar - Fiesta Red
2005 Strat Amvintage 1962- Fiesta Red w/ matched headstock
2007 Jag Amvintage 1962- Ice Blue w/ matched headstock
2007 Strat Amvintage 1962- Sunburst
2007 Tele Amvintage 1962- Antique Burst
2008 Squier Strat- Sunburst
2008 Firebird Custom Shop, Black and Chrome w/ matched headstock
2010 MJT S-Style Clone - a clone of my 1962, made so I wouldn't have to worry about theft of my original.
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Posted 31 March 2010 - 05:56 PM
ive never tried the fuzz probe...the whole theremin idea is pretty crazy, i'd like to try one out.
if you want a unique fuzz tone to call your own, one of these pedals will def help you get there
if you want a unique fuzz tone to call your own, one of these pedals will def help you get there
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