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Dr_Rez 10-07-2011 10:50 PM

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Originally Posted by theairwasthick (Post 1109579)
There's just too much variety in fuzz pedal land to be saying things like that. Also, and I'm nit picking here, technically a Big Muff Pi isn't a fuzz.

Haha its 190% a fuzz pedal. Thats an absurd claim.

Unicr0n 10-08-2011 02:25 AM

Personally I'd say it's 195% a fuzz pedal. But I'm nit picking.

theairwasthick 10-08-2011 06:13 AM

Do some research

Dr_Rez 10-08-2011 09:48 PM

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Originally Posted by theairwasthick (Post 1109638)
Do some research

How about you tell us why its not a fuzz pedal instead of just being arsehole.

Farfisa 10-09-2011 03:13 AM

It's apparently a "distortion" pedal and not a "fuzz". Fuzz tends to have more clipping than just your average distortion pedal so I've heard, but that sort of blurs the line then. Where does fuzz begin and distortion end? All and all, when people think of fuzz they think of a fuzzface or a big-muff, so I'm a bit confused as well. I've always, always, always heard of people calling the big-muff a fuzz pedal, but I've seen in a few articles that idea being corrected. I just think it boils down to a po-tay-to, po-tah-to sort of debate. Hell, I still refer to my muff as a fuzz.


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