mosrite fuzzrite taste test
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@Dampnessproof Yeah, it's the real deal
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@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!
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@guitarded71 Sigh! Its a Jaguar with humbuckers. I've played it
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@detoth67 - that's a Jazzmaster, not a Jaguar! (sorry, can't control my inner pedant haha)
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@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.
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what are your settings?
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@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.
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I like the fuzzrite.
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 7 months ago