Octave Up Fuzz

There's a Fender Blender at my local shop...I can try it out sometime soon and tell you about it if you'd like me to.

 

Oh, alright...well I'm trying it out anyways cause now you've piqued my interest.

 

I remember hearing a clip of the HBE UFO a while back that sounded pretty crazy.

 

Malekko B:ASSMASTER.

It's goooood.

 

I'm a big fan of my Guyatone TZ2. The octave doesn't really kick in until you get to the upper registers, but that's how i prefer it. No low end suck and pretty synth-y.

 

+1!
I think every bass player should have this box

 

Wow, that is a strong endorsement.

 

Hi there!

I have 2!

First one is the Ampeg Scrambler (the reissue, but afaIk, it's also discontinued now).
Great pedal IMO. It has a blend knob to mix in your clean signal.. so absolutely no low end loss. When you keep the TEXTURE know low it's also a GREAT fuzz without octave up. Depending on how you set the control it can be quite subtle or pretty extreme!

The second one is the Death by Audo Octave Clang.
This one for sure is on the more extreme side! Anyone who has heard DBA pedal knows what I'm talking about.
It doesn't have a blend knob, and on some settings the low end is lost, but when you turn up the input gain knob, you also add massive bass! Another + of the Octave clang is that (if you want) you can easily reach areas, where it sounds like a ring modulator!

I'm satisfied with both of them and can't see letting one go...
But I want a Malekko B:SSMASTER for sure!

 

...take a gander at the Retroman boxes ( www.retroman-music.com ): Scram / Hi Octone (not octAne) / Wolf Tone Machine...

 

B:Assmaster for me.

 

Devi Ever's vintage fuzz master.

does the "wall of sound at" low to mid gain and gets CRAZY at higher gains.

cheap as hell too.

 

Micropog -> Swollen Pickle Clone here

 

cool! a bit off-topic, but that Kopy Kat looks awesome.

 

+1, I love The Fuzz.

 

How's the low end on those?

 

I am building one at the mo