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Stoner/DOOM Bassists thread part 37: Ancient Alien Fuzz

Nick/Dunwich, that fuzz sounds nice! Very ballsy with nice midrange. Not all fizzy and mushy like so many other fuzzes. I'd probably plunk down a bit of cash for one, if I weren't so broke. Is there a target price? Making a few of them?

thats is the holiday giveaway fuzz. beyond that i am not sure. I could hook you up on one later on.

not sure how it sounds on bass.
 
Bass player at the brewery was Rockin this.


Left the matching 215 cab at home.
 

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I got out bid while at practice...so no drum machine but had a good practice, were messing around and played Dear Prudence down tuned to like drop A sharp. Crazy sub bass there, very Bongripper, it took a second or two for each note to develop and the momentum was like a freight train. My 105's were super loose.
 
Well, if the GC machine wills it, I might just be able to pick up my MIM used Fender P/J (passive), with BAII and d-tuner from the Seattle GC store.

This will be my first experience dealing with GC used selection online. There was lots of shipping shenanigans post order. I just wanted it shipped to the GC store because I am never around to sign for packages. Well, somehow they though that I wanted it shipped to the store that I bought if from in CA! And the only reason I figured it out was that the status of the order was listed as "ready for pickup at store". And the shipping address was the store I bought it from. wow...

Its hard to tell what the bass looked like from the blurry mug shot, but I figure it was worth two bills to find out. Anyway, we will see.
 
Well, if the GC machine wills it, I might just be able to pick up my MIM used Fender P/J (passive), with BAII and d-tuner from the Seattle GC store.

This will be my first experience dealing with GC used selection online. There was lots of shipping shenanigans post order. I just wanted it shipped to the GC store because I am never around to sign for packages. Well, somehow they though that I wanted it shipped to the store that I bought if from in CA! And the only reason I figured it out was that the status of the order was listed as "ready for pickup at store". And the shipping address was the store I bought it from. wow...

Its hard to tell what the bass looked like from the blurry mug shot, but I figure it was worth two bills to find out. Anyway, we will see.

That sounds like a real workhorse of a bass. A passive P/J or P/MM is on my wishlist too. I hope you'll like it.

So, to someone who's relatively new into the Stoner genre and is really digging Blues for the Red Sun, the first QotSA album and Dopethrone: where to next? I got Fu Manchu on my list, but I'm not sure which album I should try first.
 
King Of The Road is a good one for Fu Manchu.
Have look at Sleep's Holy Mountain.If you can handle long songs Conference of the Birds by Om is pretty epic.If you're in Belgium,there's a heap of stoner rock bands in your part of the world.
Sungrazer,Colour Haze,Samsara Blues Experiment,The Machine,Casua Sui.Plenty to choose from.
oh,and one cannot forget Age Of Winters by the Sword
 
That sounds like a real workhorse of a bass. A passive P/J or P/MM is on my wishlist too. I hope you'll like it.

So, to someone who's relatively new into the Stoner genre and is really digging Blues for the Red Sun, the first QotSA album and Dopethrone: where to next? I got Fu Manchu on my list, but I'm not sure which album I should try first.
Kyuss - ...and the Circus Leaves Town
Kyuss - Welcome To Sky Valley
These are both better than Blues... in my opinion. I love BFTRS but the last two Kyuss albums with Scott Reeder on bass define THE Kyuss sound.
 
That sounds like a real workhorse of a bass. A passive P/J or P/MM is on my wishlist too. I hope you'll like it.

So, to someone who's relatively new into the Stoner genre and is really digging Blues for the Red Sun, the first QotSA album and Dopethrone: where to next? I got Fu Manchu on my list, but I'm not sure which album I should try first.

Melvins are sweet too
 
JoeVictim said:
Besides Tech21, who else currently makes a sub $400 rack mount preamp? And Dunwich, not to put you on the spot, but would that even be possible to build?

you can usually pick up an ampeg svp-pro,or svp-cl for that price used. the pro is awesome. if you look around long enough you could find an Ashdown rpm for that. its a great pre too.
 
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Wow this Morley wah is huge. Sounds just like early Metallica... the exact same wah tone Jason Newsted has on any of his ridiculous YouTube solo videos. Which not gonna lie, is a wah tone I can dig. Sounds mean as f*** with the Grey Stache in front of it!

Think it needs a bit of a tune up though. Dont know if these every had springs, or were supposed to hold in place, but when you take your foot off it it balances itself right in the middle of wah sweep. Need to install some sort of spring to hold it down when my foots not on it. Power cable's alittle chewed up, nothing some electrical tape can't fix :bassist:
 
King Of The Road is a good one for Fu Manchu.
Have look at Sleep's Holy Mountain.If you can handle long songs Conference of the Birds by Om is pretty epic.If you're in Belgium,there's a heap of stoner rock bands in your part of the world.
Sungrazer,Colour Haze,Samsara Blues Experiment,The Machine,Casua Sui.Plenty to choose from.
oh,and one cannot forget Age Of Winters by the Sword

Causa Sui would be better)