Death By Audio Supersonic Fuzz Gun

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www.ProGuitarShop.com - Death by Audio Supersonic Fuzz Gun The Death by Audio Supersonic Fuzz Gun was designed to go from extremely warm, rich fuzz to the harshest, grating buzzsaw tones you could imagine. Equipped with a Gate/Oscillation mode switch the Supersonic Fuzz Gun works in two separate modes. The Oscillation mode keeps oscillation tones going whether youre playing or not for all out sonic mayhem. Gate mode is perfect for muted, gated fuzz. The Death by Audio Supersonic Fuzz Gun features controls for Bias, Density, Fuzz, Filter, and Level. The Density control affects the frequency range going into the pedal. Bias controls the overall tone of the fuzz. The Filter control filters out the high frequencies taking away the harsh grind and warming up the effect. Check out the Death by Audio Supersonic Fuzz Gun, but be warnedyour wife will leave you. Death by Audio Supersonic Fuzz Gun Features: • True Bypass • Gate or Oscillation Mode • Bias Control • Density Control • Filter Control

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  • I've got one of these and I can't for the life of me get it to oscillate with the volume knob the way that you're doing, even on all the same settings. Any suggestions? I'm using a Jazzmaster through the fuzzgun into a fender hotrod.

  • @ruarimacleod83 - You have it in oscillation mode, correct? Also, some fuzz pedals don't deal with buffered signals well, so if you have a buffered pedal in your signal chain before the Fuzz Gun, you might try moving it. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching.

    -PGS

  • @ProGuitarShopDemos so would fuzz pedals not do well if installed a buffer/preamp like a stratoblaster onboard into my guitar? what would be the effect? I figured it would even allow me to get more out of my fuzz and overdrive pedals by being able to drive them harder

  • @goldenmonkeycolor - It depends on the pedal, but with fuzz pedals you often will not get "more" out of them by driving them harder. Vintage-style fuzzes are especially prone to behaving badly with hotter signals.

  • this thing is awesome, it took me a few hours of playing with it to get the sounds I wanted though.

    can anyone explain to me what the "bias" knob does more specifically than "it changes the character of the sound"?

  • It changes the voltage going to the output transistor, less voltage = dying battery sound.

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  • Hey Andy..& PGS .. just wanted to say "THANKS" a huge bunch for helping all us Gear Heads try & make sense of all the stuff that is out there. It's kinda overwhelming, w/ all the available pedals- but you kats at PGS really help a lot ! THANKS a lotta.

  • gates suck,they take away the beutiful feedback

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  • I'm looking at this and a Red Witch Fuzz God II. I like the FG2 because of the extra features and footswitch, but the Fuzz Gun seems to give more of the "destroyed" tone I'm after. Would you say the FG2 can pull off similar tones or not?

  • I look at this pedal, think it's great, consider buying it; but then I look at my fuzz factory, and realise it can create basically every tone any other fuzz can. Damn I love Z-Vex. :D (of course not the exact same, but very similar sounds).

  • Hey andy, can this pedal work on a bass as well?

  • Holy piss.

  • @023132 Or the Fuzz God !

    ^_^´

  • Nice use of MJ!

  • Can this be powered with a 9v power supply?

  • Hash Pipe =D

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