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Fuzzrocious Club - Sextuplet

#603
rratajski said:
Factor in cost on something like that ;). Plus real estate is an issue for 99% of pedal dudes, so turning a pedal sideways is a dealbreaker. We would gladly do a custom job if this is something you wanted.
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Costwise and realestatewise how about individual bypass switches close enough to double stomp. Still a lot smaller than 2 pink elephants :ninja:
I think there would be a few takers on that. Commissioning custom builds is out of my price bracket, I scoop up cast offs.
 
#604
Downunderwonder said:
Costwise and realestatewise how about individual bypass switches close enough to double stomp. Still a lot smaller than 2 pink elephants :ninja:
I think there would be a few takers on that. Commissioning custom builds is out of my price bracket, I scoop up cast offs.
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There's no upcharge, unless we have to custom order a box or do custom drilling.

I hear you about a "double stomp", but may I note that you don't see that on any other pedals because people are more apt to hit both footswitches at once by accident if they're too close. The way we currently drill for two footswitches allows you to hit both at once if move your foot 90 degrees.
 
#609
One thing to remember with the BDPG is to factor in the low end boost it delivers in most bass friendly settings with the overall volume output of the pedal. There is a difference between unity going on the normal sound of the bass and when you listen to the amount of low end this puppy is pushing, at least when you're running it through the preamp of a bass head.This is a seriously powerful pedal, the less speakers you use, the more you need to reign in the volume unless you like re-coning speakers. That being said it has become my main tone. My bass with this pedal are one thing, and my amp dials it in for the speakers. So having two in one box would sound great, but you would have to dial in everything more, possibly to the point where bypassing the pedal would yield a less than desirable sound.
 
#610
Woop woop, number me :) DD #180... Or 081 :|

Rons old one, alas I cant play it immediately as ive lost part of my power supply :( the humanity.
 

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#613
PlunkRock said:
Nice! You going to leave it bare?
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I was thinking of doing something to it. Not sure what though yet. Etch, paint job, who knows. It's nice because its an open pallet so whatever strikes my fancy one day when I have some extra scratch, I may do something to it. For now I just stuck one of Ryan's stickers on it:

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I'm just pluggin and playin with it right now. The sounds that are coming out of this thing right now are friggen raunch city. It has a lot of options so it's gonna be a while before I get a handle on it.
 
#617
joeswickedbass said:
One thing to remember with the BDPG is to factor in the low end boost it delivers in most bass friendly settings with the overall volume output of the pedal. There is a difference between unity going on the normal sound of the bass and when you listen to the amount of low end this puppy is pushing, at least when you're running it through the preamp of a bass head.This is a seriously powerful pedal, the less speakers you use, the more you need to reign in the volume unless you like re-coning speakers. That being said it has become my main tone. My bass with this pedal are one thing, and my amp dials it in for the speakers. So having two in one box would sound great, but you would have to dial in everything more, possibly to the point where bypassing the pedal would yield a less than desirable sound.
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On the other side of the coin:

I've been fartarsing around with mine all morning trying to figure where it's going in my board. The lack of gain at somewhat clean tone has become apparent and disturbing. It really doesn't do cleanish unless it's always on and the gain is made up after it.

I feel this should be stated in the blurb rather than simply saying it doesn't do clean. The just a hair of overdrive tone is stunning, as in the very slightly dirty "clean" demo, but it's unobtainable as an effect without putting it in its own loop with a gainstage after it.
 
#618
Downunderwonder said:
On the other side of the coin:

I've been fartarsing around with mine all morning trying to figure where it's going in my board. The lack of gain at somewhat clean tone has become apparent and disturbing. It really doesn't do cleanish unless it's always on and the gain is made up after it.

I feel this should be stated in the blurb rather than simply saying it doesn't do clean. The just a hair of overdrive tone is stunning, as in the very slightly dirty "clean" demo, but it's unobtainable as an effect without putting it in its own loop with a gainstage after it.
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If you read the fuzzrocious website on the BDPG, it clearly states, "this pedal doesn't "do clean".

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#619
Well, you did say that you saw it said it doesn't do clean. Not trying to be rude. But, I myself took that as a very self explanatory statement telling that it doesn't do a clean tone. But a raunchy sort of boosted tone. I can't wait until I get mine!!!
 

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