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I have a great octaver which then should go into the fuzz at hand. The band is Belgian but I am Dutch, by the wayYeah, @Evil_Druid may be right.
I’d get an octave fuzz with a clean blend, someone help me out, what brands are easy to get in Belguim?
Not a fan of the Muff, to be honest. It sounds too...ehm...messy. I like the Fuzzistor because it's so tight. Of course, a good compressor helps (my Cali76 should do the trick) but still.[/quote][/QUOTE]You could run that into another muff or a Rat? But there’s a very clean bottom in this mix too. Right?
[/QUOTE][/QUOTE]I have a great octaver which then should go into the fuzz at hand. The band is Belgian but I am Dutch, by the way
Try the octave after the fuzz. Good luck.
Not a fan of the Muff, to be honest. It sounds too...ehm...messy. I like the Fuzzistor because it's so tight. Of course, a good compressor helps (my Cali76 should do the trick) but still.