Ed Sanner, the guy who designed the Mosrite Fuzzrite, produced a couple of Fuzzrite pedals under his own name. I got one, and it nails that 60s garage type fuzz sound. You can listen to a short (and I mean real short, 8 seconds) clip on my Youtube channel.
@Dampnessproof I had a sanner fuzzrite it way better than the assbass fuzz and as good as the original !he only made a few hundred of those i should have kept it!
@detoth67 - only on the Skater Dater soundtrack and the Apache 65 LP...it was Fuzzrite after that. That info comes straight from Davie himself, I interviewed him in the late 90s.
@guitarded71 Funny, I interviewed him in 98 for a zine and he said his tone was almost entirely Maestro. He didn't even record with Mosrite guitars. Even though he had an endorsement. He used the Jaguar that he still uses today.
@detoth67 I would THINK Davie himself would actually know what his own guitar that he's played since the 60s is. But if you insist, a Jaguar is short-scale and has a 22 fret neck. A Jazzzmaster is longer scale (like a Strat or Tele) and has 21 frets...like Davie's guitar. But hey...you win, of course, Mr Expert. Bahahahaha!
Thank you for posting this! Awesome! Some of the magic of fuzz is how it "comes apart" when you sustain a note for a while. I'm gonna look for a video that gives an idea how the Ashbass unit sustains over 5 seconds or so.
Ed Sanner, the guy who designed the Mosrite Fuzzrite, produced a couple of Fuzzrite pedals under his own name. I got one, and it nails that 60s garage type fuzz sound. You can listen to a short (and I mean real short, 8 seconds) clip on my Youtube channel.
Dampnessproof 7 months ago
@Dampnessproof I had a sanner fuzzrite it way better than the assbass fuzz and as good as the original !he only made a few hundred of those i should have kept it!
SluFay 6 months ago
@Dampnessproof Yeah, it's the real deal
Dampnessproof 6 months ago
what are your settings?
bobert995 11 months ago
I like the fuzzrite.
Allvyn 1 year ago
Decent clone. : ]
DystopianEmpire01 1 year ago
in prefer the fuzzbrite
longnamesarebetter2 1 year ago
the Fuzzrite sounds more Davie Allanish!
3DBurns 1 year ago
@3DBurns Davie Allan used a GIbson Maestro.
Source: Davie Allan
detoth67 1 year ago
@detoth67 - only on the Skater Dater soundtrack and the Apache 65 LP...it was Fuzzrite after that. That info comes straight from Davie himself, I interviewed him in the late 90s.
guitarded71 1 year ago
@guitarded71 Funny, I interviewed him in 98 for a zine and he said his tone was almost entirely Maestro. He didn't even record with Mosrite guitars. Even though he had an endorsement. He used the Jaguar that he still uses today.
detoth67 11 months ago
@detoth67 - that's a Jazzmaster, not a Jaguar! (sorry, can't control my inner pedant haha)
guitarded71 11 months ago
@guitarded71 Sigh! Its a Jaguar with humbuckers. I've played it
detoth67 11 months ago
@detoth67 I would THINK Davie himself would actually know what his own guitar that he's played since the 60s is. But if you insist, a Jaguar is short-scale and has a 22 fret neck. A Jazzzmaster is longer scale (like a Strat or Tele) and has 21 frets...like Davie's guitar. But hey...you win, of course, Mr Expert. Bahahahaha!
guitarded71 10 months ago
Thanks for wearing shoes, seriously.
5 stars!
infernalhammer 1 year ago
It's a draw as far as I'm concerned!
Bietel 2 years ago
the Fuzzrite is better to my taste
samgar2 2 years ago
Were they both dimed? Did you use the bridge pickup or neck and was it single coiled or humbuckers? Thanks
GMOpoison 2 years ago
sounds grungy
alterdcrash 2 years ago
Thank you for posting this! Awesome! Some of the magic of fuzz is how it "comes apart" when you sustain a note for a while. I'm gonna look for a video that gives an idea how the Ashbass unit sustains over 5 seconds or so.
Corporations8MyBaby 2 years ago
The Ashbrite one has more bite but the Fuzzrite sounds clearer.
101Volts 2 years ago
wow what a coincidence
i got a 70 mustang and the fuzzbrite
always asked myself how much near to original fuzzrite sounds that ashbass pedal...
I'm from chile but a friend who traveled to usa bought me both
well thanks, now i know it almost the same that mosrite fuzzrite
8vertigo8 3 years ago
wow cant even tell the difference...i'm thinking about getting a fuzzbrite
junior40 3 years ago