honestly, i dont need anything further than my ehx big muff, a dwarfcraft synth mangler and a dwarfcraft hax to get every sound i want. maybe some delay but i could borrow that from my guitarist^^
You ought to get one person playing and one person talking/tweaking knobs so the demo is more than 2 minutes of playing & less than 4 minutes of talking.
A right tube amp can do wonderful distortion/overdrive, but also presents a lot of limitations. They tend to weigh a lot, and often only sound their best at extreme volumes. The 'fuzz' sound is something that is probably best achieved with a pedal.
@melodiccreepingdeath About $13,000 worth of rack equipment and modified pedals with different modified cabinets, played through basses with custom pickup and wiring setups, since around 1990 until his death. So good luck finding his tone with a single pedal for $150.
If you want to reproduce his tone (without spending tens of thousands of dollars), I recommend a Peavey Kilobass (altered for high gain) and a generic 8x10 cab. For the bass you should look for an axe with good top end (I use a Tobias) to help with the distortion. The graphic EQ is VERY important if you want to get his crunchy tone." His sound is extremly hard to replicate because he used a Bass Sustainer, whihc are kind of hard to find.
you are an insanely helpful youtuber, you have no idea. where do you find all of the pedals?? there seem to be millions! god i want them all. are you happy? now im addicted.
What setup and fuzz are you using for the intro?
orionsic 3 months ago
WHERE CAN I BUY THIS!?!??!!??!?!?!?!?!?!!?
BovartNigga 7 months ago
1:06 "We've got a gain knob, that's ... GAIN!" Are you sure? I'm not pretty confindent about that... lOl
TractorTheBassist 10 months ago
honestly, i dont need anything further than my ehx big muff, a dwarfcraft synth mangler and a dwarfcraft hax to get every sound i want. maybe some delay but i could borrow that from my guitarist^^
elefantkaputt 1 year ago
that's cool, it kinda makes the bass sound like a regular rock guitar but without the high pitched, weeping sounds. nice video.
goohber1 1 year ago
You ought to get one person playing and one person talking/tweaking knobs so the demo is more than 2 minutes of playing & less than 4 minutes of talking.
mushro 1 year ago
SUPURERRR COLLIGIDDERRGASGYUGEYRGEY!!
partykrew666 1 year ago
I have the version with the mids knob. I 've played a lot of pedals, and this one delivers the Muff sound for both guitar and bass!
lizpan1 1 year ago
this pedal sounds awful but what did you use on the opening theme?
Brandschatzen 2 years ago
it's a "big muff pi bass"
toxic88pe 2 years ago
great thanks
Brandschatzen 2 years ago
he sounds kinda like owen wilson hahaha cool pedal tho i might get one
THINLIZZYFANno1 2 years ago 4
Muffish XD Good word there (Y)
0redthunder0 2 years ago
seems to me that a class a tube amp would give the best bass distortion ,whats your take on it?
megatapper 2 years ago
A right tube amp can do wonderful distortion/overdrive, but also presents a lot of limitations. They tend to weigh a lot, and often only sound their best at extreme volumes. The 'fuzz' sound is something that is probably best achieved with a pedal.
bassfuzzcom 2 years ago
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eyeballjackson 2 years ago
I am not a trained engineer or advanced hobby builder. ;)
bassfuzzcom 2 years ago
hey how much can you tell me about Peter Steele From type O's tone? i cant ever find a sound like his or anything man ur help would be appriciated!
melodiccreepingdeath 2 years ago
@melodiccreepingdeath About $13,000 worth of rack equipment and modified pedals with different modified cabinets, played through basses with custom pickup and wiring setups, since around 1990 until his death. So good luck finding his tone with a single pedal for $150.
IntwatPapsmir 1 year ago
@melodiccreepingdeath
If you want to reproduce his tone (without spending tens of thousands of dollars), I recommend a Peavey Kilobass (altered for high gain) and a generic 8x10 cab. For the bass you should look for an axe with good top end (I use a Tobias) to help with the distortion. The graphic EQ is VERY important if you want to get his crunchy tone." His sound is extremly hard to replicate because he used a Bass Sustainer, whihc are kind of hard to find.
PoryGoon 1 year ago
I've got one of these... It's got some attitude! lots of low end crunch.
Aussietuga 2 years ago
grygrx, you are the man. I appreciate all your videos!
wingedmonkeyofoz 3 years ago
i love big muff
payfortay 3 years ago 3
Hairy muff is nice too.
tobywan12 2 years ago
looking back......it's amazing how good this pedal still sounds despite all the new additions/revisions.
atdichris 3 years ago
It sounds an awful lot like a big muff.
OmedDC 3 years ago
Yeah, I believe it is some kind of derivative.
bassfuzzcom 3 years ago
you are an insanely helpful youtuber, you have no idea. where do you find all of the pedals?? there seem to be millions! god i want them all. are you happy? now im addicted.
AndrewMon2008 3 years ago
I'm a freak with an addition to fuzz. These things find me, it's fate. ;)
bassfuzzcom 3 years ago
its an expensive addiction
AndrewMon2008 3 years ago
i'm gonna second that last comment.I got mine a few months ago, it's ridiculously good. Seriously.
jgrossjr 3 years ago
Got one for guitar, greatest pedal ever made.
AcrossTheTen 3 years ago