Tone Factor Analogue Filter

[TaySte_2000]

Here's what it looks like

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And here's what it sounds like

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Enjoy

 

[superbassman2000]

very nice sound there!

i'd like to hear a sample of that with some distortion or fuzz before it

 

[Nyarlathotep]

very nice sound there!

i'd like to hear a sample of that with some distortion or fuzz before it

+1! Nice and funky!

 

[TaySte_2000]

very nice sound there!

i'd like to hear a sample of that with some distortion or fuzz before it

As requested it starts off clean or how my clean tone is (with a touch of overdrive) then I click on the fuzz and then I click the filter on, you can hear the changes then in the middle I turn them off and turn on my distortion and then turn the filter back on.

Pedals used
Xotic BB Bass Preamp (overdrive)
MXR M-80 (EQ)
EBS Multi Comp (Compression)
Tonefactor Huckleberry (Fuzz)
Tonefactor 442 (Filter)
Crowther XLF Hotcake Bluesberry (Distortion)

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Enjoy

 

[superbassman2000]

very nice!

actually, trying not to stay too stray from the filter, but that hotcake really sounds good

 

[grygrx]

I recieved this pedal (and a huckleberry) from tonefactor on monday. So far I'm soo thrilled with it I can hardly speak, other filters/autowahs I've played with tend to leave me unhappy because the effect is either too strong or not sensitive enough to attack/bass settings. Responds well at different levels of attack and has a light and very musical effect (that is still present), and with the flick of a switch (my dingwall has a blueEQ switch) I can dial it up a notch.

The pedal is frickin' tiny, which is always a plus in my book. Pulling it open, the layout is clean and well constructed.

I liked it after fooling with it at home on monday. After taking it to band practice last night, I like it MORE.

I hope this initial impression sticks around for awhile (aka: forever).