Owned this one a few times and just found out it’s discontinued! Now used prices are going up of course.
The interesting channel is the green channel, which is supposed to be a modded Rosac Nu Fuzz, has a really cool velcro-ey character similar-to-but-still-different-from-a-Fuzzrite and lots of cool spots along the tone control.
FSB has a schematic for the Nu Fuzz but I don’t know the degree to which EQD modified it (from EQD’s ad copy, “The original schematic for Rosac Nu Fuzz is somewhat of a mystery so I used my original to make a “sonic copy” that is pretty much dead on. It is full-on fuzz all the time and uses crude wide range tone control to change the character from big and warm to sizzling and blown out. The original was slightly below unity at max so I gave this one plenty of output volume while retaining the original tone.”)
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The interesting channel is the green channel, which is supposed to be a modded Rosac Nu Fuzz, has a really cool velcro-ey character similar-to-but-still-different-from-a-Fuzzrite and lots of cool spots along the tone control.
FSB has a schematic for the Nu Fuzz but I don’t know the degree to which EQD modified it (from EQD’s ad copy, “The original schematic for Rosac Nu Fuzz is somewhat of a mystery so I used my original to make a “sonic copy” that is pretty much dead on. It is full-on fuzz all the time and uses crude wide range tone control to change the character from big and warm to sizzling and blown out. The original was slightly below unity at max so I gave this one plenty of output volume while retaining the original tone.”)
Rosac - Nu Fuzz
Yo Figured we had talked enough about the Nu-Fuzz in the Nu-wah thread. Time for a dedicated thread about the Nu-Fuzz. So where did we leave off? Dan N had posted this schem: We had previously discussed the odd resistor values and speculated that they
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