i have no clue of what am talking about really, but i need to know if i run a distortion pedal into another one both somewhat cranked up would it sound like a FUZZ?
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Originally Posted by JimmyM
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im pretty sure fuzz is just another word to describe distortion. in any case, i dont think running 2 distortion pedals at the same time would sound like a fuzz pedal, probably just really loud feedback and floor shaking noise.
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It depends on the specific type of distortion circuit in terms of how it will sound and whether the feedback will be uncontrollable, but generally speaking fuzz is distortion that is clipped to the max, so sometimes driving a "distortion pedal" hard does = fuzz, and sometimes cascading distortions does = fuzz.
For awhile I was running my ODB-3 into a Big Muff. It had all that messiness of the muff but the ODB seemed to keep some punch and clarity in there. Sounds really heavy. Lots of feedback though. I love me some feedback so that didn't bother me at all.
distortion into another distortion = FUZZ? 
