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greatmutah wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 9:20 pm I mean it’s kind of like a must right? Strat, Gilmour-Muff and OD setup and some Memory Man style delay? Why wouldn’t I do that?

It makes nothing but sense.

Sounds KILLER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Really dig the compressor tone!!!

It's crazy but, I've never tried a comp with a fuzz!?!?!
The next time I turn on my amp, I will be compressing my Astoria... into a delay!!!

I just used some moderate settings. Tighten up the singles a bit and keeps the transients. The Phat Mod adds some highs back and cuts some lows but doesn’t add a ton of mids. I guess the BD2 originally was meant to be like a take on a Tube Driver meets Bluesbreaker pedal? I don’t know but it works great with this setup. And the Keeley is a tightened up version essentially but with a switch to keep lows. I really dig this pedal even on its own for dirt. But as a clean boost it’s amazing.

Yeah, that sounds wicked good. Real nice man.

Thanks, dude! I think my Muff collection is as complete as I want it to be. EQD Hizumitas does Triangle sounds, Astoria for the Ram’s Head and Red Army for the Russian. I may eventually get an EQD Hoof (or Hoof Reaper to get some Tone Bender and octave on with the Hoof) for a Muff with mids but also whatever mods they did to it (Si and Ge transistors, etc).

As for other Fuzz, I think I need to take a dive into some Tone Bender stuff and maybe a silicon Fuzz Face style pedal. I would probably do Analogman for the Si Fuzz Face. I have a Germanium one. It’s the Coyote Fuzz Mort did a few years back and it kicks ass. I dig it.

Mort's Coyote Fuzz is a really nice fuzz. I was really surprised by how much I liked it.
I suppose I shouldn't have been surprised because the Fuzz Face is an immensely popular pedal.