Fuzzrocious Club - *High Five!* - Page 33

Scobby Bott · #**641** 01-16-2013, 07:58 PM

Thirdeded! They'll all stack super well, and I personally recommend having them in one enclosure because of how close the footswitches are to one-another. I can turn my DD off and OSD on (or vice-versa) with one stomp!

ugly_bassplayer · #**642** 01-16-2013, 09:02 PM

I don't think I have the space for a huge three pedal enclosure.

rratajski · #**643** 01-17-2013, 06:16 AM

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Originally Posted by ugly_bassplayer

I don't think I have the space for a huge three pedal enclosure.

A 1790 box is 5 5/8 x 4 5/8 x 1 9/16 inches.

Scobby Bott · #**644** 01-17-2013, 10:01 AM

JOIN US!

Get it? Join us?

Reaper Man · #**645** 01-17-2013, 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by rratajski

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpgOL527s5o

Video of an OSD and GS from plays for dog! Thanks Paul!

"in front of a live studio audience"

oh, and when I run my RT into my muffin with both engaged- I get awesome squeal

ugly_bassplayer · #**646** 01-17-2013, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by rratajski

A 1790 box is 5 5/8 x 4 5/8 x 1 9/16 inches.

Should I PM you for prices on custom builds?

rratajski · #**647** 01-17-2013, 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by ugly_bassplayer

Should I PM you for prices on custom builds?

Please don't PM me. Email me at fuzzrociouspedals@gmail.com.

Koldenblue · #**648** 01-17-2013, 01:12 PM

So I recently got a gray stache. Out of the 10 or so fuzz pedals I own, this quickly rocketed to the the top of the list. This thing is now my favorite fuzz (perhaps tied with the iron ether oxide). The feedback loop is especially killer! Really great for getting a doom/stoner vibe. Really glad I bought it.

I like the feedback loop so much, I almost think it would have been better to get a latching switch instead of a momentary one. Pretty killer either way, though.

rratajski · #**649** 01-17-2013, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Koldenblue

So I recently got a gray stache. Out of the 10 or so fuzz pedals I own, this quickly rocketed to the the top of the list. This thing is now my favorite fuzz (perhaps tied with the iron ether oxide). The feedback loop is especially killer! Really great for getting a doom/stoner vibe. Really glad I bought it.

I like the feedback loop so much, I almost think it would have been better to get a latching switch instead of a momentary one. Pretty killer either way, though.

Email us if you need it modded.

Plays_For_Dog · #**650** 01-17-2013, 05:12 PM

Scobby Bott,

What do you call your OSD -> BDPG pedal?

Oh See Broke D*ck?

Scobby Bott · #**651** 01-17-2013, 07:52 PM

I suppose that's up to Ryan, but I've been referring to it as the Dark Demon Dick.

rratajski · #**652** 01-18-2013, 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Scobby Bott

I suppose that's up to Ryan, but I've been referring to it as the Dark Demon Dick.

Custom pedal mindf*** #12? Hahahahaha

letsgethandsome · #**653** 01-18-2013, 05:16 AM

SO, that's a BDPG, DD, and OSD in one box?? That's AWESOME!!!

Stretchhh · #**654** 01-18-2013, 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by letsgethandsome

SO, that's a BDPG, DD, and OSD in one box?? That's AWESOME!!!

I have a Octave, DD and Rat Tail. So bad ass.

joeswickedbass · #**655** 01-18-2013, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Koldenblue

So I recently got a gray stache. Out of the 10 or so fuzz pedals I own, this quickly rocketed to the the top of the list. This thing is now my favorite fuzz (perhaps tied with the iron ether oxide). The feedback loop is especially killer! Really great for getting a doom/stoner vibe. Really glad I bought it.

I like the feedback loop so much, I almost think it would have been better to get a latching switch instead of a momentary one. Pretty killer either way, though.

I use the osc mod on my Stache as boost to accentuate parts/ solos and its bomb! Its swells up the volume subtley and then deflates when I take my foot off. i like it more than latching cuz there is'nt an abrubt shift in volume. Ry's mods are killer, nothing makes a bass part stick out like a tweaked edge to the tone.

erigod23 · #**656** 01-18-2013, 11:46 AM

Wait a minute! Are you saying Fuzzrocious pedals can be combined into a single enclosure!?
So theoretically, I could get a Dark Driving and a Grey Stache---together?

Scobby Bott · #**657** 01-18-2013, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by erigod23

Wait a minute! Are you saying Fuzzrocious pedals can be combined into a single enclosure!?
So theoretically, I could get a Dark Driving and a Grey Stache---together?

Indeed, you can! But if you decide to go that route, I strongly recommend you consider introducing a BDPG into the equation. Northing sounds ballsier than a Grey Stache with a Broke Dick after it.

Plays_For_Dog · #**658** 01-18-2013, 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Scobby Bott

Indeed, you can! But if you decide to go that route, I strongly recommend you consider introducing a BDPG into the equation. Northing sounds ballsier than a Grey Stache with a Broke Dick after it.

+1 Made me cry the first time I did it. No guitarist in the world will drown you out with those two pushing your tone.

change-jug · #**659** 01-18-2013, 04:33 PM

I`m sure I`ve asked this before(as well as other curious dudes) but what exactly does a Broke D!ck do sound wise? I know that`s it`s a pre amp but is the BDPG`s forte in boosting lows or sub lows?

I`m a huge fan of Ryan`s work( 5 out of 11 pedals on my board are his) and GAS for all of his creations(Ram the ManParts,I`m looking at you) but I`m kind of at a loss when it comes to the BDPG.

Can you fine Gents describe what it does? I want to just blindly buy one and put it last on my board,but I don`t know why!

rratajski · #**660** 01-18-2013, 04:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by change-jug

I`m sure I`ve asked this before(as well as other curious dudes) but what exactly does a Broke D!ck do sound wise? I know that`s it`s a pre amp but is the BDPG`s forte in boosting lows or sub lows?

I`m a huge fan of Ryan`s work( 5 out of 11 pedals on my board are his) and GAS for all of his creations(Ram the ManParts,I`m looking at you) but I`m kind of at a loss when it comes to the BDPG.

Can you fine Gents describe what it does? I want to just blindly buy one and put it last on my board,but I don`t know why!

From the site:
Our complaint with most preamps is that they are generally glorified EQs and not many have any "dirt" on tap. With that in mind, the BDPG is not your ordinary preamp...With a pregain/drive section (left knob), the user can go from a touch of drive to a full-bore doomy grind. The volume knob (middle) regulates your volume, duh. The tone knob (right) dials in your tone with a tone stack picked by me for the "best" sound. The tone section is capable of pulling dubby/reggae/no treble tones fully clockwise, nasty metal/grind tone fully counter-clockwise, and everything else in between making for one VERSATILE preamp. It even sounds great with a dirt/boost in front of it!

It takes the tone of your bass and/or pedals into new territory. It doesn't just boost sub/bass (it doesn't boost subs at all - need an octave down for that or be tuned to like low-low E), it can clank too. With a little bit of breakup, you can sweeten yourself in the band mix.