Break In Period For Fuzz?
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- Cado
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Break In Period For Fuzz?
Do fuzzes break in like amps do? I've never considered this before, but I swear my Jerms MKI sounds better every time I play through it.
- hongsta
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Re: Break In Period For Fuzz?
At least several weeks of constant playing from my experience ...Cado wrote:Do fuzzes break in like amps do? I've never considered this before, but I swear my Jerms MKI sounds better every time I play through it.
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Re: Break In Period For Fuzz?
the guys at sozo capacitors talk about breaking in capacitors on their website. check it.... http://www.sozoamplification.com/break_in.html
i wasn't sure if it was my imagination or not, but i too have found that these MKI's tend to settle in the more you play them!! they sound smoother and fuller to me....
i wasn't sure if it was my imagination or not, but i too have found that these MKI's tend to settle in the more you play them!! they sound smoother and fuller to me....
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Re: Break In Period For Fuzz?
Hmmm... Interesting thought. I could have sworn my Skinpimp MKIII has gotten better sounding after the many months of playing I've given it. I thought it was a placebo affect of something.
I wonder if the same concept can be applied to tube pedals as well? maybe I should try leaving my Valve klipper on overnight and see if that changes the tone some.
I wonder if the same concept can be applied to tube pedals as well? maybe I should try leaving my Valve klipper on overnight and see if that changes the tone some.
- Cado
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Re: Break In Period For Fuzz?
Thanks for the replies. That settles it for me, what I'm hearing is real! Oh, and a special thanks to Hongsta who's got my back, your the best!
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Re: Break In Period For Fuzz?
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Re: Break In Period For Fuzz?
I guess maybe my Jerms MKI sounds a little less crazy/lofi than when I got it, but could that also be because it's getting warmer out? Or that the battery is gradually dying?
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Re: Break In Period For Fuzz?
tatter wrote:Someone needs to tell the people on the gear page
What gets me is all the tweaking,
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just crank that bitch and be done with it! -- duende
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Re: Break In Period For Fuzz?
They break in faster if you use alkaline 1st and then switch to carbon after 20 hours or so,tatter wrote:Someone needs to tell the people on the gear page
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