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Fuzzrocious Grey 'Stache

busta_bird

busta_bird

Mar 11, 2010
507
3
Lexington, KY
#1
This fuzz pedal deserves it's own thread. I've attempted to record a few riffs with it, but still can't seem to get the Tascam-DR07 to record in stereo mode. Therefore, this piss poor recording is only coming through the left channel.



1st riff - Clean.

2nd riff- Grey Stache

3rd riff - Grey Stache + VT Bass Deluxe

4th riff - Grey Stache + VT Bass Deluxe + CEB-3 Chorus (I was feeling lucky)

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#2
Here's a picture of the 'stache with a very handsome looking fella:

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#8
It came. Just have to pay some customs charges and I can pick it up, hopefully today. Hopefully be able to get at my rig this week (don't have keys to our room atm) and do an audio demo of sorts, with a few of my other babies, maybe a rat and a ts type circuit pushing it, and the oscillationz with some delay, trem, chorus or phaser...
 
#13
t3ch said:
I can't see any use for the oscillation. Unless maybe you can hook these up to an expression pedal? I don't recall if that was in the info or not.
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If you're in the face-shredding feedback soaked wall of noise business, you'll see a use. It's not exp controlled, but the demo on myspace shows that if you mess with the knobs you can alter the pitch of the oscillator.
 
#14
grimniggzy said:
i really want one of the 2nd batch but i need opinions, people.
tone bypass or oscillation?
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tone bypass provides a good volume boost as a side effect, so it could be useful for particularly hard rockin' parts of a song for a different flavor. It also kicks up mids and opens up the top end a bit.

The oscillation option is my fav just because I'm a feedback hound, and it opens that door up a little more.
 
#15
"chrisisnotevil"
"If you're in the face-shredding feedback soaked wall of noise business, you'll see a use. It's not exp controlled, but the demo on myspace shows that if you mess with the knobs you can alter the pitch of the oscillator."


jimmy rocket said:
tone bypass provides a good volume boost as a side effect, so it could be useful for particularly hard rockin' parts of a song for a different flavor. It also kicks up mids and opens up the top end a bit.

The oscillation option is my fav just because I'm a feedback hound, and it opens that door up a little more.
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Thanks, I think these posts just sold me on oscillation.
 
#20
grimniggzy said:
"chrisisnotevil"
"If you're in the face-shredding feedback soaked wall of noise business, you'll see a use. It's not exp controlled, but the demo on myspace shows that if you mess with the knobs you can alter the pitch of the oscillator."




Thanks, I think these posts just sold me on oscillation.
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you also use SUNN amps. It is a law that you utilize feedback AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE when using SUNNs.
 

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