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New toys for xmas 1st effects

Got these today been playing with them for about an hour or so,tried the sample settings there quite useable,but my question is what can you do to make the fuzz not as distorted? The filter is just fun and funky,itll take some tweaking, the sample settings helped with this one a lot more.
 

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Well, fuzz is pretty…fuzzy. But I think some of the MXR bass pedals are misunderstood when first used. You really do have to dial up the clean knob to a) get anything like unity gain and b) not lose the low end with the fuzz. Make sure you're dialing it up high enough.

I agree. Its a fuzz pedal after all. I dont think it was really built to do low gain. THe MXR fuzz is def a fickle beast IMO. I had one for quite a while. I liked its metallic character. But I didnt use fuzz that much back then. I think the main reason why though was because I had the MXR and every time I stepped on it, no matter what I did, I was totally lost in the mix. Completely. But no amount of knob twiddling would help me in that regard. That is why I ended up getting rid of it in the end.
 

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