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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

So I've tracked down a Bluebeard with a burnt out led for 135 and megalith clone for 125, the clone has a video on YouTube and sounds pretty spot on, both sold by tb'ers. Any thoughts on which I should get? I'm leaning towards the megalith because I can get two gain stages out of one pedal.


I've never played a megalith but I can say that the Bluebeard is a unique muff. It's got a presence that doesn't sound like other muffs and a very musical tone knob. The pedal actually gets a hair louder when your roll the tone back which is uncommon for a muff. But all that said its not my go to for a muff for bass. That may change since I'm kinda revamping the machete rig. It is possibly the muff for guitar hands down. Also a led is a easy fix and sonny would probably help you resolve the issue. He modded my older BB with a tone bypass.
 
So I've tracked down a Bluebeard with a burnt out led for 135 and megalith clone for 125, the clone has a video on YouTube and sounds pretty spot on, both sold by tb'ers. Any thoughts on which I should get? I'm leaning towards the megalith because I can get two gain stages out of one pedal.

I was never able to get the Megalith to work. It was a wall of mud for me. The BB has been on my board for a few years now. Best muff based fuzz I've come across.
 
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New pedal day. Morley PWF :bassist:

Missing the tread but scored it for $80.

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Sweet price.
 
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