Vintage Guitars with built in fuzz

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Re: Vintage Guitars with built in fuzz

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Creepyfingers wrote:

I'm gonna build a box with the fuzz and trem together. Love that sound...
That's the guy from The Routes, a group based in Japan.
Here's an original tune, features the same Starstream VI
He does a lot of Back From The Grave covers...
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Thanks for the post, I really dig that music!
What's up with the guitar changes?
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1bottlerocket wrote:Thanks for the post, I really dig that music!
What's up with the guitar changes?
looks like he used the 335 for rhythm and the Vox for the solo.
The changes of 'outfits' (clothes) is pretty funny, esp the drummer... :smashed:
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They are looking for a bass player...

The wah portion of that guitar seems a bit busted. Check this one out:

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Re: Vintage Guitars with built in fuzz

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cool guitar, seller is knucklehead as a musician...sitting thru his "music" demo.... :bangs head:

speaking of guitars with built in fuzz...it dawned on me yesterday when i listened to this tune
for the umpteenth time on my way to work...(great "zombies-going-to-work-at-the-crack-of-dawn soundtrack")

This recording may feature such a beast. Note the choppy Vox Repeater type sound and nasty fuzz @ 00:57 & 02:08
I always thought it was a Maestro Fuzz, but maybe not... (and the year's about right)

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Creepyfingers wrote: I'm gonna build a box with the fuzz and trem together. Love that sound...
Out of curiosity, is anyone else jumping on this Creepyfingers build? Surely, I'm not the only one that NEEDS a si-fuzz/repeat percussion pedal, right?
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The repeat percussion "hummingbird" has fascinated me for a long while...
TheWarmth wrote:
Creepyfingers wrote: I'm gonna build a box with the fuzz and trem together. Love that sound...
Out of curiosity, is anyone else jumping on this Creepyfingers build? Surely, I'm not the only one that NEEDS a si-fuzz/repeat percussion pedal, right?
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Re: Vintage Guitars with built in fuzz

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I have been thinking about it. I just can't stop spending my money on amps and a few lists I've been on have come in so...I may have to wait it out a bit. Let me know how you like it.
TheWarmth wrote:
Creepyfingers wrote: I'm gonna build a box with the fuzz and trem together. Love that sound...
Out of curiosity, is anyone else jumping on this Creepyfingers build? Surely, I'm not the only one that NEEDS a si-fuzz/repeat percussion pedal, right?
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Re: Vintage Guitars with built in fuzz

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Whoa interesting. The fuzz is basically a Electro Harmonix linear power booster with diode clipping at the end.
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Creepyfingers wrote:Whoa interesting. The fuzz is basically a Electro Harmonix linear power booster with diode clipping at the end.
wow no way, that is interesting.
I usually build the VRP with a LPB-1 boost at the end anyway for a bit of extra output,
so all I need is 2 extra diodes for teh fuzz!
cheers for the info brad!
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