Loving my Oxide this morning. Nastier than any other fuzz I've tried. Wide range w/ lots of crunch & break up.
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Stop making me GAS for more fuzzes when I've got a DOOM 2 mounted happily on my board!
That one is a very rare bird. I got one many years ago and it was awesome.Hi everyone!
Hoping to join the society by obtaining a QF2
If anyone has one or knows of one for sale, I’d much appreciate the heads up!
Thank you
It's the best brassmaster I've played, yet to try a new BEAD, and the maestro is smoother, and the oxide can also not be so gnarly like everyone states, but it has won me over every other mid focused fuzz I've played, only other one I run now is the wizard fuzzI'll say it quietly, the Oxide is more fun the the Doom 2
Why there isn't more Overdrive pedals with multiple bands, that you select, that in turn focus your clip, is beyond me. Clipping characteristics aside, you could literally build your perfect ODThat one is a very rare bird. I got one many years ago and it was awesome.
Good luck with your search…
It's the best brassmaster I've played, yet to try a new BEAD, and the maestro is smoother, and the oxide can also not be so gnarly like everyone states, but it has won me over every other mid focused fuzz I've played, only other one I run now is the wizard fuzz
The BEAD was all uncontrollable fizz for me, not what I wanted at all. The Oxide is actually my second favourite after the Latent Lemon but that one is just too big to fit on my board.
My next choice would be the Fenris (which comes pretty close to the Oxide) and then the Doom 2 with the Maestro being dead last of all the ones I've had. The Maestro just didn't sound anything like what I was expecting.
I've got the FjordFuzz Fenris now. Used to have an Oxide.....and I would say they are in the same sphere.
I forget when I had the fenris, I think I had a Doom 2 then and really had to think, Doom won but I looked at the Fjord as way more flexible, never seen controls like what it had. Something different.The BEAD was all uncontrollable fizz for me, not what I wanted at all. The Oxide is actually my second favourite after the Latent Lemon but that one is just too big to fit on my board.
My next choice would be the Fenris (which comes pretty close to the Oxide) and then the Doom 2 with the Maestro being dead last of all the ones I've had. The Maestro just didn't sound anything like what I was expecting.
I'll say it quietly, the Oxide is more fun the the Doom 2
The Oxide is waaay more fun... the Doom 2 is great as a harmonic booster to stack w/ other effects for that low gain synth vibe but its a tame fuzz & just not capable of anything heavy... the Oxide can be tight & synthy or unbridled & nasty

I’ve recently added my older(2015) Polytope pedal to one of my boards for a new project.
I haven’t used it in a few years and I’m having fun rediscovering its functions. When I visited the Iron Ether website to reread the manual I noticed there is a newer version with three switches.
I’m just wondering what the main differences are between the two versions of the pedal?View attachment 4959641
FMeron into Arcing Prisms is *chef's kiss*With my FMeron scheduled for delivery tomorrow, I thought I should explore further, the Arcing Prisms. If, in the unlikely event I choose to sell my AP, it wouldn’t be for another 4 or 5 years. That’ll be the minimum time for full comprehension. It’s very engrossing.