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Official Wren And Cuff Club
- Thread starter J_Rock
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Waiting for my TFR to arrive (hopefully next week) so I'd be gladly joining the clubit's the only fuzz which clips grabbed me INSTANTLY. And I mean it, it sounds amazing.
Your in for #9
I'm in (number please 
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The TFR is my go-to fuzz pedal. It plays so well with my filters... I've tried many other fuzz pedals, but I always come back to the TFR.
).The TFR is my go-to fuzz pedal. It plays so well with my filters... I've tried many other fuzz pedals, but I always come back to the TFR.
Really gassing for a W&C fuzz...probably tall font. Someone buy my Grey Stache will ya!
On another note my Modded Phat Phuk shipped yesterday. Should have it back Monday-Tuesday!
On another note my Modded Phat Phuk shipped yesterday. Should have it back Monday-Tuesday!
I'm in (number please
The TFR is my go-to fuzz pedal. It plays so well with my filters... I've tried many other fuzz pedals, but I always come back to the TFR.
Got ya at #10 Matt.
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I love my Pickle Pie B. It's become my almost always on pedal. Great grind, nice and bright, blend actually blends, no loss of low end.
I have a Phat Phuk B that I really need to dig into. My initital reaction is that it rolls off too much of my high end, but I'm hoping that adjusting the internal trim pot will address that.
I have a Phat Phuk B that I really need to dig into. My initital reaction is that it rolls off too much of my high end, but I'm hoping that adjusting the internal trim pot will address that.
Interesting...I find that the Phat Phuk adds highs. Not a ton, but definitely don't notice the highs being less.
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I can't answer (yet), but I got an email from Matt the other day saying he'll do a blend knob mod for $45. That would solve any kind of band mix issue. I will buying a TFR promptly.
You are #11
I am really looking at getting the MP & PP. How do you like them?
MP: I've had some issues dialing it in, it really reacts differently to volume, tone adjustments and overall output of your bass. Not something I've been used to from 'normal' pedals with more knobs. It takes some time getting used to.
PP: Mine's a modded one where the internal trimpot has been put on the outside which really opens the pedal up. Highly recommended! It is my go to pedal and the one pedal that they'll have to pry from my cold, dead hands before I part with it.
In a band mix is where the TFR really shines IMO.
Did you buy it from them with the mod for the trim pot or did you buy it from a vendor and send it in?
I know I'm in the minority here, but the TP7 w/ blend just has that certain something live that the TFR couldn't bring for me for some reason. I'm guessing its just the overall volume and tone of the TP7, or maybe its the added blend knob. Whatever it is though, it works great for my setup and band mix live.
I can't seem to find it, but in a classifieds thread where mmbongo was selling his, Matt chimed in with a great description of what happens at different stages of the knob turn. It seemed fairly complex and reactive to inputs, like you say.
