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My fifth Gretsch bass will be this one : White Falcon Pro ( MIJ ) Tom Petersson signature 4 strings [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

Nope ! Sorry.

It's an Alessandro Basset Hound.

My favorite fuzz is the Pete-Cornish BD-1 because it has very fat bottom ( active bass EQ center at 30Hz ), tons of harmonics, excellent touch response, and transparence in same time. Playing thru it is a magical experience. At the moment, I am in negotiation with Pete Cornish so that he makes...

I hear any trombone-like tone in your clip !?! But, if you really wish to obtain a simili trombone / tuba / saxo - in analog mode -, the fuzz Basic Audio Zippy is a good answer to your quest.

I need your help : Please, can you tell me what are three frequencies of Monique's equalizer ? I know that we have already spoken about it on this thread, but I don't to find the answer to this question. I am sorry about it. I thank you in advance.

In fact, the Colorsound Bass Fuzz and The Tonebender Jumbo Fuzz ( It's exactly the same circuit ) are very, very similar to the Sovtek green Big Muff ( but the Big Muff scoop the mid more ). Basic Audio Scarab Deluxe, Wrightsounds Fuzz-Stang MkII ( Sam Ash Fuzz-Stainer clone ), and the British...

The QF2 has a more subtle and smoother tone fuzz, and as I said it previously, the tone possibilities ( overdrive / distortion / smooth fuzz ) are more versatile to his multiple controls ( blend dry / wet, global settle of the frequency band, the switchs for the Q for each band, boost, etc...

I am sorry because I badly expressed my thought : IE Q2 = Mosfet Fairfield Four Eyes = JFet

Yes, I suppose that their difference of tone is due to it.

The tone of the QF2 is different compared with the Fairfield because its transistors are Mosfet. The QF2 is more a wah-overdrive-distortion tones rather than a wah fuzz Four Eyes. I forgot to name Stone Deaf Fig Fumb because it is not a multiband dirty machine , but it is also an excellent one...

I had Four Eyes Fuzz; it is a great wah-fuzz pedal, but I prefer the Iron Ether QF2 ( copper version for bass ) because it has many more available tones ( boost X 3 or X 10, blend, Q switch, etc.. ).

Pete Cornish BD-1 ( the best of the best for me ) Colorsound Bass Fuzz ( excellent Jumbo fuzz ) Roger Mayer Bass Fuzz 2 ( excellent tone but badly designed physically speaking because the input and this output jacks embeded which do not adapt with all the angled jacks ). Basic Audio Bass Muff...

I don't have the Holy Fire, but the Grizzly Bass is also an AWESOME transparent pedal for pure clean booster / crunch / overdrive / distortion tone. My Effectrode Tube-Drive ( customized for the bass by Phil Taylor - Effectrode ) is also in my top five for overdrive / distortion / fuzz pedals (...