Fuzzonaut
Well-known member
Reverb into Fuzz.
I've built one of those "stock" a few month ago and really liked it. The "dry mix" trimpot is a pretty cool routing feature (it let's some of the clean input signal "go around" the reverb part and hit the fuzz) that I liked to play with, sometimes wishing to have put it on the outside.
But as I ordered 2 of those boards, I decided to build another one, this time with the clean blend implemented as mentioned in the build doc.
So, here it is, the Bass Beholder. It also sounds super rad and the blending function opens up a lot of new sounds, that are especially sweet on bass.
Now you can tame it gradually, so to speak. It's a different kind of blend as the "dry mix" trimpots, so it yields different results.
I would like to compare the two side by side, but the other one is still packed away, as we just moved to anothter practice space.
I've built one of those "stock" a few month ago and really liked it. The "dry mix" trimpot is a pretty cool routing feature (it let's some of the clean input signal "go around" the reverb part and hit the fuzz) that I liked to play with, sometimes wishing to have put it on the outside.
But as I ordered 2 of those boards, I decided to build another one, this time with the clean blend implemented as mentioned in the build doc.
So, here it is, the Bass Beholder. It also sounds super rad and the blending function opens up a lot of new sounds, that are especially sweet on bass.
Now you can tame it gradually, so to speak. It's a different kind of blend as the "dry mix" trimpots, so it yields different results.
I would like to compare the two side by side, but the other one is still packed away, as we just moved to anothter practice space.
