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Fuzz v. Fuzz

CHOOSE AND PERISH


  • Total voters
    25

nad

60 Cycle Humdinger
Sep 22, 2005
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Some say the Big Muff and Fuzz Face sound pretty similar. Maybe yay, perhaps nay. What say you? Answer later.

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I figured that it was already painfully obvious that these aren't identical clones, but then again I've never read the fine print on my Capital One User Agreement, so what do I know?
 
I voted for the first but I'm sure the second is a correct answer.

The second fuzz sounds rounder, smoother and warmer, and much more natural. The first has this nice roar that I like and cuts through mix better, while the second is more all around fuzz. I have also felling that the first one is slower, while the second is very dynamic.
 
I thought the first was a little edgier, with more articulation etc while the second was warmer and more focused. I thought they sounded very similar though and might easily be indistinguishable in context. I like the second better.
Nad, does that Sun Face work ok with an active inst?
 
Nad, does that Sun Face work ok with an active inst?
i can't really answer for him, but i'm guessing it is less than ideal with actives
Not as bad as I thought it would sound, but no, not very good either. Less than ideal is a good description, as opposed to say, sounding like complete ass. The Pickle Pie B works great with actives though.

I'll answer the question that the entire world has been waiting for later tonight.