WOW!!! (Fuzz Content)

[johnk_10]

IMO, it's a wild sounding fuzz. it doesn't come close to being clean unless you dial ALL of the fuzz out with the blend control. i gong to try to find time to make a soundclip of it tomorrow.

 

[Snakeman1066]

IMO, it's a wild sounding fuzz. it doesn't come close to being clean unless you dial ALL of the fuzz out with the blend control. i gong to try to find time to make a soundclip of it tomorrow.

I believe you can adjust this with the internal trim pot...

 

[johnk_10]

I believe you can adjust this with the internal trim pot...

i'll have check that out.

 

[johnk_10]

i just checked the trimpots. they're labeled clean boost and clean LPF, nothing about trimming the fuzz's gain.
has anyone adjusted theirs?

 

[Snakeman1066]

i just checked the trimpots. they're labeled clean boost and clean LPF, nothing about trimming the fuzz's gain.
has anyone adjusted theirs?

Inside the enclosure there are two trimmer potentiometers labeled CLEAN BOOST and CLEAN LPF that are additional parameters for the Blend control. Boost makes it possible to drive your input signal to give it a simple volume boost, or even overdrive it hard to make it dirty if you feel like the clean blended tone is too clean to match the fuzz. LPF is a low pass filter that can get rid of the highs on your clean blended signal. It's especially useful for bass players who might only want the lows of the clean tone to be included.

FYI...Mine came set in the middle by turning it down it made the blend a little more clean...

i guess i misunderstood what you were saying...

 

[johnk_10]

mine came with them both set fully counter clockwise.