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Fuzzrocious BDPG (Preamp/OD) Review...The Submarine has Sunk!

Hey Tigerbass & Ryan,
Thank you both for developing a great sounding pedal and the demo. That exactly what I wanted to hear.

FWIW my old Sub has been a valuable recording tool (even with the usual issues) and it sounz like the BDPG may be a good answer for the future. It sounds like it has the the warmth, slight compression, sustain and round tone that is so loved about the Sub with the addition of pre gain for added grit for versatility and less noise issue.

So much of the recording I do is neo-retro country and rock and the Sub just nailed the right tone and I am sure that the BdPG will do the same.

A BDPG may be in my future, but I dunno 'bout that graphic.

Be well, B
 
This is a rough short demo of a new Barleywine Sound Union song called Door 2 Door. This song includes a solo played on bass. The solo isn't perfected but I'm getting there. My uneffected tone starts out for 2 passes then I kick the Fuzzrocious Broke Dick Peanut Gallery on a clean setting for the rhythm bass and then I max the gain on the BDPG for the lead bass.
After the solo I continue to play the lead bass tone in unison with the rhythm bass to create a cool chorus effect. I love the BDPG!

 
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