One pedal left. Get your Weasel on! This pedal is sold as "the Frank Zappa sound" but it is great on bass. Really wide tonal range with two distortions. With an expression pedal you get some great synthy envelope filter effects.
Fredric Effects Do the Weasel Stomp MkII ($160) 2nd PRICE DROP now $130
Three pedals in one, an opamp distortion that feeds into a sweeping envelope-y tone control (that can be used with an expression pedal for filter sweeps), plus a second foot switch kicks in a 70's IC style Muff-like distortion. This is a super cool pedal. Made in England. Here is something from their website with a picture and full description:Systech Harmonic Energizer modified and improved by Fredric Effects as 'Do The Weasel Stomp'
SOLD JohnK Agent 00Funk ($180) PRICE DROP now $170 SOLD
Great clone of the Chunk Systems 00Funk filter in a small enclosure. Only five made. Up and down sweep and very interactive controls. Was made to work, via an extra input, with their Brown Dog fuzz but will work well with many fuzz pedals. The input is like a simplified effects loop. With the use of a y-connector (which I'll include) you can hook up any fuzz (see Broughton Sunder below) to it and work it the same way for lots of synthy madness. You can also just run any pedal directly into it. Using a y-connector let's your raw/clean signal control the dynamics of the filter while your fuzz or whatever else you run into it controls the filter. Works great. Here is a link to the site for a photo and more info: Brown-Dog-00Funk
SOLD JohnK Mini Bass Fuzz ($110) PRICE DROP now $90 SOLD
Little tiny fuzz with a huge sound. Keeps bottom end. I mainly used it to get a kind of 1970's John Wetton/John Greaves distortion (at least to my ears!).
From their website: "Here's a tiny pedal with a HUGE sound. Based on the Bazz Fuss but modded with gain & tone controls, this single Darlington transistor fuzz pedal sounds great with bass and has a really gnarly sound that cuts thru the mix without losing any low end. I've found that often the simple circuits yield a purity to their sound that more complex designs can't achieve."
SOLD Broughton Sunder Fuzz $110 SOLD
This is a great octave fuzz (SuperFuzz clone) that I ran before the 00Funk (see above). These are great together, especially with the filter in down sweep.
SOLD TomKat Violet Muffer ($169) PRICE DROP now $155 SOLD
Kills me to move this one. One of the best Violet Ram's Head clones out there. Super smooth fuzz (but can get nasty). Little or no low end loss. Huge sound. Made like a tank. Features amusing flash art graphics. This pedal has out lasted all my other fuzzes but its time has come.(Comes in original manufacturer's box).
From TomKat website:"This is my recreation on the Violet Ram's Head big m-ff. It has a lot of mids and really cuts through at all tone settings. It's crunchy but smooth crunchy. Like when you get the all natural smooth peanut butter at the health food store but it still has some crunch to it. I also added a lift switch which takes out the first pair of clipping diodes to take this m-ff party to the next level. There's also some sweet old stock transistors throughout for added mojo from the fuzz gods. I also spent a good amount of time designing the circuit boards to look as cool as the rest of the pedal."
Fredric Effects Do the Weasel Stomp MkII ($160) 2nd PRICE DROP now $130
Three pedals in one, an opamp distortion that feeds into a sweeping envelope-y tone control (that can be used with an expression pedal for filter sweeps), plus a second foot switch kicks in a 70's IC style Muff-like distortion. This is a super cool pedal. Made in England. Here is something from their website with a picture and full description:Systech Harmonic Energizer modified and improved by Fredric Effects as 'Do The Weasel Stomp'
SOLD JohnK Agent 00Funk ($180) PRICE DROP now $170 SOLD
Great clone of the Chunk Systems 00Funk filter in a small enclosure. Only five made. Up and down sweep and very interactive controls. Was made to work, via an extra input, with their Brown Dog fuzz but will work well with many fuzz pedals. The input is like a simplified effects loop. With the use of a y-connector (which I'll include) you can hook up any fuzz (see Broughton Sunder below) to it and work it the same way for lots of synthy madness. You can also just run any pedal directly into it. Using a y-connector let's your raw/clean signal control the dynamics of the filter while your fuzz or whatever else you run into it controls the filter. Works great. Here is a link to the site for a photo and more info: Brown-Dog-00Funk
SOLD JohnK Mini Bass Fuzz ($110) PRICE DROP now $90 SOLD
Little tiny fuzz with a huge sound. Keeps bottom end. I mainly used it to get a kind of 1970's John Wetton/John Greaves distortion (at least to my ears!).
From their website: "Here's a tiny pedal with a HUGE sound. Based on the Bazz Fuss but modded with gain & tone controls, this single Darlington transistor fuzz pedal sounds great with bass and has a really gnarly sound that cuts thru the mix without losing any low end. I've found that often the simple circuits yield a purity to their sound that more complex designs can't achieve."
SOLD Broughton Sunder Fuzz $110 SOLD
This is a great octave fuzz (SuperFuzz clone) that I ran before the 00Funk (see above). These are great together, especially with the filter in down sweep.
SOLD TomKat Violet Muffer ($169) PRICE DROP now $155 SOLD
Kills me to move this one. One of the best Violet Ram's Head clones out there. Super smooth fuzz (but can get nasty). Little or no low end loss. Huge sound. Made like a tank. Features amusing flash art graphics. This pedal has out lasted all my other fuzzes but its time has come.(Comes in original manufacturer's box).
From TomKat website:"This is my recreation on the Violet Ram's Head big m-ff. It has a lot of mids and really cuts through at all tone settings. It's crunchy but smooth crunchy. Like when you get the all natural smooth peanut butter at the health food store but it still has some crunch to it. I also added a lift switch which takes out the first pair of clipping diodes to take this m-ff party to the next level. There's also some sweet old stock transistors throughout for added mojo from the fuzz gods. I also spent a good amount of time designing the circuit boards to look as cool as the rest of the pedal."
