Mentaltossflycoon
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Bass oriented pedal builderfolk have been blessed by many of the vendors recently and it is greatly appreciated. This one's a take on the Dwarfcraft Big Distortion Sound Machine their first original pedal using Devi Ever circuits after their weird little merger. It's a parallel fuzz where one side is a Ruiner which is a gated bass fuzz and the other a Torn's Peaker with a knob that gradually changes it to an Aenima. The "worse" switch sends you into chaotic oscillation land on the TP/AE side which is great fun. I can tune that oscillation to a low E pretty easily and consistently. If I play my guitar lightly at this setting it becomes the glitchiest octaver ever. Like an mxr blue box that tracks 10 times worse and always returns to the low E oscillation.
I've built many Devi pedals and have considered the TP to be among my least favorite of her circuits. Still not great for bass on its own imho but parallel blended with the ruiner you can get some really interesting almost 3D seeming sounds.
A long time ago @Betty Wont suggested that with my distaste for the TP I try a different parallel combination. That led me down yet another fuzz rabbit hole where I never actually found a combo that I liked with Devi circuits as planned and that effort ended with a tall font muff in parallel with a DAM dark meathead. So when moonn dropped this project I thought, "why not?" but I'm so glad I did.
I've built many Devi pedals and have considered the TP to be among my least favorite of her circuits. Still not great for bass on its own imho but parallel blended with the ruiner you can get some really interesting almost 3D seeming sounds.
A long time ago @Betty Wont suggested that with my distaste for the TP I try a different parallel combination. That led me down yet another fuzz rabbit hole where I never actually found a combo that I liked with Devi circuits as planned and that effort ended with a tall font muff in parallel with a DAM dark meathead. So when moonn dropped this project I thought, "why not?" but I'm so glad I did.


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