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Is that the little Henrietta octave-up fuzz? Do you like it?

(I've got one, but I found with certain guitars it was outputting below unity volume.. probably have to adjust the internal trim pot?)

mathias wrote:Is that the little Henrietta octave-up fuzz? Do you like it?

(I've got one, but I found with certain guitars it was outputting below unity volume.. probably have to adjust the internal trim pot?)

Yeah, it's one of the first ones made.. I kind'a named the thing or something and they sent it to me .. I love the thing! I used it to get mutron octave sound with the MXR, together you get this huge moogy synth bass sound. Yeah you have to mess with the trims, it will get to unity gain but no more than.. but really I've always thought of it as a pedal to get more sounds out of other pedals with.. well at least with bass

Gotcha. I think I stacked it in the past. I'll have to try that again.

bewatersound wrote:

too good

I don't post here too much, but I'm really excited by my latest pedalboard, so I had to share:





It's pretty crammed. In the back are a couple power supplies, a Suhr buffer, a little patchbay, and a totally invisible Decimator II G-string. The patchbay has a loop for a wah, and a guest fuzz loop, so I can rotate through oddball fuzzes.

cbm wrote:I don't post here too much, but I'm really excited by my latest pedalboard, so I had to share:





It's pretty crammed. In the back are a couple power supplies, a Suhr buffer, a little patchbay, and a totally invisible Decimator II G-string. The patchbay has a loop for a wah, and a guest fuzz loop, so I can rotate through oddball fuzzes.

No need for Decimator. Let the hate feedback flow through you.

Yeah, I used to be into the decimator super clean metal sound, then I learned to make my rig sound clean with better wiring and pickups and stuff and then just enjoy the noise. Dirty metal is the best metal

I doubt dude is playing metal with that board. Are you running a midi controller off the board or are the two H9s just talking to each other?

odontophobia wrote:No need for Decimator. Let the hate feedback flow through you.

Little known fact: the Decimator has a foot switch to turn it off.

whoismarykelly wrote:I doubt dude is playing metal with that board. Are you running a midi controller off the board or are the two H9s just talking to each other?

Yeah, not much metal through this board. There is an off-board MIDI controller and off-board expression pedal.

whoismarykelly wrote:I doubt dude is playing metal with that board.

I wasn't suggesting that. Just discussing my relationship to the decimator.

I could play metal with that board. Just sayin.

cbm wrote:I don't post here too much, but I'm really excited by my latest pedalboard, so I had to share:

lot of Kingsleys, Kingmaker, Ricochet, FreqOut.... I have very similar tastes

jwar wrote:I could play metal with that board. Just sayin.

It could be done, for sure. One of my favorite programming adages is "You can write bad FORTRAN in any language." Meaning, it's not so much about the tools as it is the attitude.

But you can write any language in a Lisp.