Need New Fuzz

[jazznrick]

hey Tbers,
So about 9 months ago I got a girlfriend and sold all my gear while getting back into being a responsible adult. Yesterday I received an unexpected windfall of money and would like to at least get an analog octave-fuzz-chorus set up again. Any new fuzzes come out in my absence?
I am interested in the Colorsound Bass Fuzz or any octave fuzz. Dazzle me with your recommendations! Thanks

 

[henryjurstin13]

Carcosa is great, and very diverse... while not very expensive.

 

[chadhargis]

FEA Photon Fuzz II. It's a beast and has the all important "blend" control to let you blend in your dry signal. Has an EQ as well so you don't lose your low end.

 

[lesclaypoolsob]

3leaf Audio Doom 2

 

[JohnArnson]

Behringer SF300 Super Fuzz, seriously.

 

[Deleted member 132197]

Behringer SF300 Super Fuzz, seriously.

this man speaks truth. I just received mine and it blew me away.

 

[Slater]

Behringer SF300 Super Fuzz, seriously.

The Behringer is a copy of the Boss FZ-2 Hyperfuzz if you want that rugged Boss construction instead of plastic.

 

[Deleted member 132197]

The Behringer is a copy of the Boss FZ-2 Hyperfuzz if you want that rugged Boss construction instead of plastic.

I would love the rugged Boss construction, but on reverb they go for around $300. The SF300 is less than 10% of that price

 

[Slater]

I would love the rugged Boss construction, but on reverb they go for around $300. The SF300 is less than 10% of that price

Yeah, I guess the Behringer is relatively disposable. Play it until it breaks, then buy a new one.

 

[Swimming Bird]

Amptweaker Bass Tightfuzz. Sounds great, though can do low gain really well. Low blend,a overall versatility and pre or post effect loop make it a killer.

Also Bluebeards might be getting more production runs of late?

 

[220_Hz]

I really like the fuzzrocious Grey Stache right now, it's been my #1 fuzz lately next to my trusty Axis fuzz. Running it into a rat gives me all the rip-your-face-off that I need

 

[shaggy45]

3leaf Audio Doom 2

I see your plan and I approve

 

[JimmyM]

Mxr has a new limited edition bass fuzz called the brown acid that's based on the colorsound.

 

[40Hz]

Yeah, I guess the Behringer is relatively disposable. Play it until it breaks, then buy a new one.

You can always rehouse a Behringer if you’re that worried. I’ve found the Behringer pedals I own have held up to whatever I do to them as well as any other pedal. And the prices can’t be beat. Their UV-300 Ultra Vibe ($25) absolutely nails the $175 BOSS VB-2w sound.

 

[DirtyDuke]

Behringer SF300 Super Fuzz, seriously.

Absolutely. I love it. Do not use the Boost though. If u like your speakers lol

 

[40Hz]

I’m late to the party having bought my first fuzz pedal this year after many years of trying out different ones but never actually pulling the trigger.

I got a Invalid Link Removed, which is basically Formula B’s take on a “bubble font” Green Russian Muff which (IMO) is the variety of fuzz pedal that works best with bass - unless you’re after something more extreme than a Muff sound.

Works equally well for bass or guitar. Something that’s a major plus in my house since my SO is a guitarist.

 

[foal30]

Wounded Paw
Attack Goat.

 

[Rojd]

MXR Sub Octave Bass Fuzz
Black Cat Octave Fuzz

 

[conrad H]

Sanford and Sonny Bluebeard Fuzz and also you can't go wrong with a Behringer SF300 they are awesome.

 

[Gyver]

Fairfield Circuitry Unpleasant Surprise. Fuzz starts at 3:25.