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Cheers Keith!

Merry christmas!

its the beard... 🙂

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Yes, I think both the Ram's Head and Triangle doubles nicely as early era fuzz. However, a Big Muff isn't quite a fuzz so to my ears, a fuzz, like the Rusty, would be more suitable for the 68-75 tones.

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Thanks! And good luck with your project!

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@@gilmourishofficial Thank you for all you do!

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@@gilmourishofficial Thank You always Bjorn ❤️

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Thanks! And thanks for the suggestion!

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Great fuzz

Thanks Martin! I don't have one so if they send me one, I'll do a review :)

Thanks! Waiting for it to be pressed, which takes a looooong while these corona days but I'm guessing Feb/March.

Thanks! I can't stand that pedal... sounds horrible, ha ha! David used it with a preamp, which really makes all the difference. Odd choice but then again, Boss was the thing back in the early 80s. He could have used just about anything but the preamp made all the difference. More here www.gilmourish.com/?page_id=22

@@gilmourishofficial it certainly is an aquired taste to say the least. Thanks for the info, ill check it out

Haven't tried it. Thanks for the tip!

Thanks! Ha ha, no... I've had a beard for 10 years now :)

No I haven't. Thanks!

Thanks! A dream to play!

Thanks! In this clip I'm using a Binson Echorec plugin from Pulsar Audio. Sounds great! You can use any delay and set it for 300ms, 7 repeats and a bit of level.

You can set it up for those tones. Especially with a bit of chorus added, as David did, but it's got a distinct vintage flavour.

It should go first as fuzz pedals just sound better when they can "see" your pickups. It will respond more to your playing and if you want to clean it up withe guitar volume. That being said, this one is not as sensitive to buffers as the more vintage style fuzz pedals.

@@gilmourishofficial well, I can live with that because I'm not that cleaning the fuzz with guitar volume kind of guy and more of a sputtery chaotic over the top crazy sustain lead lines kind of fuzz guy xD so it might work in that regard. Thank you for your time man!

I will if they send me one :)

Thanks! It's a silicon transistor fuzz, which doesn't clean up as well as germanium. Depends on the pickups though. You can roll off some of that gain on low output passive single coils. It can handle buffers etc but how it sound with other pedals, stacked, depends on what pedals and how much gain you use.

@@gilmourishofficial thanks for the reply! I’m using a Mooer Blue Faze at the moment (bc108 Fuzz Face clone), and it’s ok, but I feel I need something a little better, especially volume wise. I should probably just save up and get one of those Dunlop Hendrix Micro Fuzz Face pedals (they are the same size as the Mooer, but you can switch between silicon and germanium, and it has a buffer option), but they’ve become harder to find and are about $175 US. That’s it of my budget right now, unless I get lucky like I did with my PowerBoost and find a used one on the cheap. The Rusty Fuzz might be a good option for me. Thanks again!

i have one, doesnt clean up great i must say, and yeah those hendrix fuzz faces are amazing, tried one yesterday

Thanks! It’s a short piece I recorded years ago for these reviews.

Well it's sounds so beautiful, Bjorn It makes me happy each time I listen to this

Thanks for the tip!

Yes, if they send me one 😉

Thanks! That's a short snippet I made years ago as an intro. Check out my latest EP, A Fleeting Glimpse, for some Floyd inspired songs kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLedfrGTxs--c6M.html

Thank you! That’s a short bit I recordez years ago as an intro for these vids. I honestly can’t remember what I used. Possibly a Les Paul into Garageband.

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Yes but a pedal usually sound a lot better with a high price tag and cool graphics 😉 There is a lot of snobbery out there but it ultimately comes down to knowing your gear and choosing the right gear for the right application. One of the most recorded and praised pedals of all time is the Boss SD1.

Haven't tried it.

Certainly! If Line 6 send me one :)

I'm sure there are other budget variants of both the Fuzz Face and this out there but I don't have a specific tip. It's great for a wider range of amps, with a bit more gain closer to the Tone Bender.

Xinsound fuzz FZ-30, a True Bypass clone

The Rusty Fuzz has considerably more gain compared to a Fuzz Face. It's somewhere between a Fuzz Face and Tone Bender. This one also got a bit of low end and mids, which takes it closer to a Sovtek era Big Muff. Unlike most fuzz pedals, the Rusty can be placed anywhere within the board.

@@gilmourishofficial Thank you Bjorn for explanation. Much appreciated. I am going to buy this pedal very soon. I was planning for Tube pilot and also their Eyemaster that is an HM2 clone. Could not imagine that rusty fuzz is also a good pick. Thanks again Bjorn. Whatever you touch turns to gold. 🌺🌺🌺

Wow, yes.... if TC sends me all of them :)

Depends on how picky you are. I don't think the quality of the signal or tone is as good, and the Boonar has much more features when you dig into it, but the Flashback has some really nice tones and you can tweak it further with the Tone Print feature. Hard to beat for the price. It's worth checking out the EHX Canyon as well. Very similar to the Flashback but it has an overall more organic sound.

@@gilmourishofficial Thanks for the reply.

If you have the TC FB2, then you can get the toneprints of the TC AlterEgo (Proguitarshop collaboration) which (I think) have recently been made available as toneprints and include at least two Echorec toneprints. I think this toneprint availability was announced in their video for the latest firmware update of the TC Plethora X5. I use the AlterEgoV1 ER setting and I like it. It's got chorus in it. The AlterEgoV2 has 2 ER settings, also with chorus and are slightly different. The regular FB2 tape setting is ok but more like neutral subtle delay. The EHX Canyon is not stereo BTW but maybe the deluxe version is.

Yes, I'm using a clean amp in this clip but it sounds great with a cranked amp too!

@@gilmourishofficial Ah nice! I think you've just convinced me to buy one. Thanks for the great showcase!

guitar > fuzz > pedals > amp. However, the Rusty Fuzz can also be placed within the chain.

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This is a silicon transistor fuzz, which doesn't clean up that well. Germanium transistors are much more responsive to the guitar pickups and volume.

@@gilmourishofficialOkay. Thanks. It's so cheap I could afford to get two and dial one in for the low gain overdriveish sounds and one as a full on fuzz.

Was it the SF300? I have that one; it’s based on the Boss FZ2 Hyper Fuzz, which is based on the old Super Fuzz. It really doesn’t clean up at all, lol! I think they did make a FZ3 clone, but those are harder to find, at least in my neck of the woods. I’d imagine the FZ3 doesn’t clean up great either, but is slightly better than the FZ2/ SF300.

@@gilmourishofficial But say, compared to something like the EHX Green Russian, how much of a diference is there? I'd expect it to be somewhere in between germanium fuzz and a Muff, but already having a Russian, another uncleanable fuzz would be redundant for me. Thanks, great video as always!

@@diogom612 it doesn't clean up much at all, from my experience using cheap transistor amps.

For those Pompeii tones I'd choose this one.

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I think they're great. The little red sounds better than the big one. The grey is hard to tell apart from the big one.

I will! If they send me one :)

Clean amp.

The Spark is great! Well worth checking out.

It's OK. A matter of taste for sure but to my ears it has a more modern flavour.

@@gilmourishofficial ok i get it, ill probably go with the tc for the versatility

@@gilmourishofficial picked up the rusty for a steal and i truly think it was like fate lol i love it

Thanks for the tip!

Probably the Rusty Fuzz. It has a nice vintage flavour and it seems to be working well with most amps and setups. The Rat is also a great option.

@@gilmourishofficial thanks a lot!! I really aprecciate yout work

No, not really. Too much gain.

See the description 😉

@@gilmourishofficial oops, didn’t see it! cheers man 🤟🏻