Mine was similar except back the treble back a bit. But now I'm trying to stack it with other dirt so all bets are off. The blend really isn't needed at all but kinda makes it a nasty low gain box.
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Dunwich Amplification General Discussion
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Mine was similar except back the treble back a bit. But now I'm trying to stack it with other dirt so all bets are off. The blend really isn't needed at all but kinda makes it a nasty low gain box.
I hope I’m wrong but this may just be my best Dunwich day ever. TWO packages in one day!!
What are the odds? Yes I do believe my gas has been quelled for the moment.
Woooooo!!!!!!
What are the odds? Yes I do believe my gas has been quelled for the moment.
Woooooo!!!!!!
@arbitrary won't stop telling me how unreal the new Wizard Fuzz is..apparently even better than the last version he has. Sounds like Nick nailed it in every way. I hope this turns out to be the regular version that he offers in the future!
The depth pot is adjustable. The dull matte black finish is cool and quality is tops.
continuions turn, or whatever the term is. Doesn't have rotary/positions. I think I said that right.
Meaning the EQ doesn't create as much low, or the clipping isn't as focus in the low end?
The continuous style depth has a different response compared to the rotary. Adding in the blend probably has a small contribution but I think its fairly transparent when its off. I did make the output a little bit louder, this was done to accommodate the blend and i wanted the output to just be louder in general. Little adjustment to one part of the gain structure. I think its definitely feeling like more of a bass version TBH.
The clipping isn't a heavy low low end focused is my sense, there's plenty of bass to be dialed in if needed, just not low end overbearing focused saturation. Although, that is what makes the larger version unique and brutal in its own right.
I noticed that the Wizard I had years ago was the least loud of all your pedals. Maybe its the 18v thing, but generally I have those things down between 9 and 11 o'clock for unity volume.
Yes its lacking in the output I would have liked. So I modified the output recovery stage to be a MOSFET based design instead of a BJT based design so it could be louder. It could be even louder if need be but might start to clip the blend signal a bit.
I didn't jump on this because I've got the middle sized green one and think it's perfect. Now I'm having second thoughts again, ....
Excellent!
Maybe it's also time to get my hazy late night Muff/Meatbox musings a bit more into focus. (That's pedal related, eh!)
Maybe it's also time to get my hazy late night Muff/Meatbox musings a bit more into focus. (That's pedal related, eh!)
Sorry, it’s not working. You can’t make me dissatisfied with my OG (Obscenely Gigantic) Wizard Fuzz. It’s back in rotation and killing it.
