Slowhand
Published on 10/26/10 at 12:31
Analog fuzz. Handcrafted in England, true-bypass. No external power connector.
UTILIZATION
1 input jack, an output jack and 2 knobs. Accessing knobs behind by great practice, adjusted to the dark. I am hooked
SOUND QUALITY
vintage 70's sounds. This fuzz is very high quality good job, for cons I found it very noisy, too much access to the treble, even way back in the settings. The grain is more accurate than a big muff, but the tone is not adjustable enough for my taste.
OVERALL OPINION
Is unfortunately the only fuzz pedal I've tried to Roger Mayer. I intend to try the classic fuzz, but the axis does not match the sound that I like. Afterwards, taste and color is very subjective ... In the same price range (it is still quite expensive) and for the same quality workmanship, I enjoy more with the 70 home Fulltone example.
UTILIZATION
1 input jack, an output jack and 2 knobs. Accessing knobs behind by great practice, adjusted to the dark. I am hooked
SOUND QUALITY
vintage 70's sounds. This fuzz is very high quality good job, for cons I found it very noisy, too much access to the treble, even way back in the settings. The grain is more accurate than a big muff, but the tone is not adjustable enough for my taste.
OVERALL OPINION
Is unfortunately the only fuzz pedal I've tried to Roger Mayer. I intend to try the classic fuzz, but the axis does not match the sound that I like. Afterwards, taste and color is very subjective ... In the same price range (it is still quite expensive) and for the same quality workmanship, I enjoy more with the 70 home Fulltone example.