Newly Inherited Member From Monteal, Canada

[Nokie]

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Are there any videos on here of people playing their FUZZrite pedals? The pedals I have seems extremely harsh and I want to see if it's normal.
Thanks
Kris

Hi Kris,
I have a youtube up demonstrating a Fuzzrite towards the end.-Marty

[Mr. Bill]

Welcome Kris. Maybe the B3 through the Fuzzrite!

The Fuzzrite is defintely a Fuzz and not a distortion, so it is not a subtle effect. If you listen to '60s songs like Blue's Theme or Psychotic Reaction, you can get a sense of the type of tone that these pedals typically have.

[IamKrisJones]

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Are there any videos on here of people playing their FUZZrite pedals? The pedals I have seems extremely harsh and I want to see if it's normal.
Thanks
Kris

Hi Kris,
I have a youtube up demonstrating a Fuzzrite towards the end.-Marty

Thanks so much! Great playing. And as I suspected I am not sure I'll be able to use the FUZZrites in my pedalboard but I'll keep them in case I may need them in the future.

[Nokie]

Yes, the FuzzRite is not a pedal that is used frequently unless you are doing Davy Allan covers. In fact, I don't believe Davy uses one anymore. -Marty

[101Volts]

Welcome!

Austin

[IamKrisJones]

Thanks for the welcome and input. I fiddled around with them today and realized 3things. 1: One of my guitar cables was faulty. 2: My guitar input was loose and may have caused bad sounds. 3: One of the FUZZrites sounds better than the other one. Now with a good cable, input fixed and the good FUZZrite these sound pretty cool but it will definitely only be a Hard Rock application. More tests tomorrow