Devi Ever Pedals

[Kromwarp]

Hey guys,

Does anyone own one of the Devi Ever pedals?

The Destructo Noctavia and Bass Fuzz look intresting, just wondering if anyone has gotten a hold of them yet

[CrispyDelicious]

[warwick.hoy]

^^^I love that GIF^^^

[rnilson]

Originally Posted by warwick.hoy

^^^I love that GIF^^^

+1

[Bassenstien]

Originally Posted by CrispyDelicious

This freakin rules!

[Joe Gress]

Originally Posted by CrispyDelicious

Win.

[whoatherechunk]

Win. Major win.

[4StringsEnough]

Back to the OP's question.... I love my D-E Bass Fuzz.

[bigchiefbc]

I'll actually respond in a substantive way here (although that GIF was hysterical).

Some of Devi's pedals are quite bass-friendly; others are not.

The Destructo Noctavia is a noisy, screamy, octavia-style pedal which has a high-pass filter in the first stage. In other words, bye-bye low-end.

The Bass Fuzz (which she will be renaming soon to the Super Massive Black Hole), the Bit, the Hyperion, the Cherry Pop, and the Shoe Gazer all have a decent amount of low-end and I would consider to be bass-friendly.

The Torn's Peaker and all of its derivatives (which include the Aenima, Never Drive, Noctavia, White Spider, etc) are pretty trebley, and may be lacking the low-end you're looking for.

[CrispyDelicious]

I'd like to comment on the Legend of Fuzz I orrdered months ago...

[jufros]

+1 on Legend of Fuzz. I'm running it before my Micro POG and it can get stupidly synthy. It's just as articulate as my Flying Tomato (a "gated" fuzz with a bias control) but MUCH more aggressive and synthetic sounding.

[JMDT]

Anyone tried the bit mangler yet?

[uglybrownshoes]

I own a bunch of DE pedals. An E13 Synth Mangler, Eye of God, Dark Boost, and OK.

I think all of them have their applications. The Dark Boost is wonderful in conjunction with other fuzzes and drives in general. I've been using it every night on bass for the last 4 months through my SVT VR and it is very versatile. It always seems to have a little grit, but that isn't really a bad thing is it?

I guess that all in all moderation is the key, unless you feel like wearing a speaker cone, which is enjoyable at times. I find a great joy in making them work in situations you'd not expect them.

which pedals are you looking at?

[Kromwarp]

Originally Posted by uglybrownshoes

I own a bunch of DE pedals. An E13 Synth Mangler, Eye of God, Dark Boost, and OK.

I think all of them have their applications. The Dark Boost is wonderful in conjunction with other fuzzes and drives in general. I've been using it every night on bass for the last 4 months through my SVT VR and it is very versatile. It always seems to have a little grit, but that isn't really a bad thing is it?

I guess that all in all moderation is the key, unless you feel like wearing a speaker cone, which is enjoyable at times. I find a great joy in making them work in situations you'd not expect them.

which pedals are you looking at?

Now I'm looking into the the Bass Fuzz and Vintage Fuzz Master. The Destructo is a cool idea, but it seems to have alot of noise

[Kromwarp]

Originally Posted by bigchiefbc

I'll actually respond in a substantive way here (although that GIF was hysterical).

Some of Devi's pedals are quite bass-friendly; others are not.

The Destructo Noctavia is a noisy, screamy, octavia-style pedal which has a high-pass filter in the first stage. In other words, bye-bye low-end.

The Bass Fuzz (which she will be renaming soon to the Super Massive Black Hole), the Bit, the Hyperion, the Cherry Pop, and the Shoe Gazer all have a decent amount of low-end and I would consider to be bass-friendly.

The Torn's Peaker and all of its derivatives (which include the Aenima, Never Drive, Noctavia, White Spider, etc) are pretty trebley, and may be lacking the low-end you're looking for.

Yeah, I agree that the Noctavia is very noise driven. The Vintage Fuzz Master looks pretty good though

[Stachio]

Originally Posted by JMDT

Anyone tried the bit mangler yet?

I have one. From what I gather, it is a Legend of Fuzz and a Vintage Fuzz Master in one pedal. The joystick concept is great for on the spot tweaking (I use it on electronics, as well), but not great if you carry it around and hope to recreate the exact sound you tweaked at home. Not a huge deal.
I tend to switch the bit on only or have the VFM barely blended in, for the most part in live situations. The fuzz sounds great, but I prefer blending the bit with my Bass Fuzz.
The chaos and noise switches rarely get used for me (guitarists likes them when he records). They're a bit chaotic (yes...I know) live and hard to control.
It has its place and I'll keep it. My guitarist loves it on guitar, though. Great for a dying synth sound.

[metalmariachi]

Well I have a bunch of Devi's pedals.

The most 'bass friendly' are the GZ, Karaoke Party, Cherry Pop, Aenima, SM & Hyperion.

The KP has more of an over drive sound rather than all out fuzz.

The Bit (legend of fuzz) is fun and nasty.

The Year of The Rat is nice, more of a general all round fuzz.
It's a bit bright with bass, but not too bad.

The TP, and Never Drive are very treble balanced.

The Distructo Noctavia is just nasty, not bass friendly at all, lots of top end.
It does make it sound like your amp is blowing up.

I've found the several of her pedals respond very well to a voltage drop circuit (dieing battery) smoothing out and getting darker overall. Especially the SM and Hyperion.

The Dark Boost alone or behind any other pedal darkens every thing up (more bass) and sounds great on it's own.

The Distructo Noctavia run into an SM with a dieing battery does sound great with bass.

While some of her pedals may not be all that versatile, they sound like nothing else out there.


MM

[Mudfuzz]

I really like Devi Ever's stuff, very fun pedals. I have 2 Cherry Pops, a OK, a Disaster Fuzz and I have a KP on the way.

The CP and OK work great with bass, the DF doesn't without a low pass filter after it, but I bought the pedal because I wanted the sound of a dying battery and it does that very well

edit: I also have a peep which is just cool!

[CliffD]

I've got about a bakers dozen of Devi's pedals, they awesome, the best fuzz out there I think. I've never played one on bass that I didn't like, ever. Some don't throw out as much low end, but they make up for it with a great fuzz sound.

[SoonerMatt]

Originally Posted by CrispyDelicious

Saved!

I've tried some of her pedals and they're too aggressive for my taste. I know a lot of people here use them, though.