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you can get some good harshness out of a blunderbuss or a musket

DRodriguez wrote:The haunting mids (the one before jhs) is also a good choice. Have someone build you one.

the ONE?

do tell...

Metal muff has a treble boost and gets harsh AF.. It's pretty fun

The DOD FX52 Classic Fuzz is comparable to a Muff in many ways and can be quite piercing and crackly if the tone control is beyond 3:00 and fuzz knob is near max. A Bee Baa variant like the aforementioned BAT Black Sheep may also be in the right ballpark, though I'd recommend a clone that has both fuzz modes from the original design, one of which is extremely scooped, harsh, and loud. Another option might be to feed an analog octave up effect like an Ampeg Scrambler or Green Ringer into the Muff of your choice.

Ok so I think I’m gonna mess around with stacking again (I have a ton of dirt to mess with). Also gonna try to scoop a big box nyc which shouldn’t be hard at all cause they everywhere for mad cheap

Lol'n at [most] every post being a different answer, including mine: Tone Wicker

harpies wrote:Swollen pickle has enough pots, both internal and external,that have a ton of range to let you reallly tweak out some harsh sounds. You can get a lot more variety out of a swollen pickle than the nyc.

That's what I was gonna say...The scoop/crunch/filter controls will offer way more harshness than what a stock nyc muff could offer.
That's actually what I disliked about the SP...A lot of trebbly harshness or dark mud, and not a helluva lot of usefull range inbetween

rustywire wrote:Lol'n at [most] every post being a different answer, including mine: Tone Wicker

That’s what I was thinking. So that’s why I’m jus gonna go with the cheapest.

The only problem is now I want a bee baa

Fender Blender.

So, I'll ask a question because I guess I'm not quite understanding here. If you want this

"I’m looking for super nasty, trebly, buzz saw, etc"

Why does it have to be a muff?

When I think of a muff, I think smooth and sustain distortion that boarders on fuzz.

If I want nasty, buzz saw type shit. I'd look at a brassmaster or bee baa.

That's just me though.

That being said, I'd look into a pretty heavily modded muff like the Dwarfcraft Eau Claire Thunder.

I'm here to second the Tone Wicker and Metal Muff.

ognoy wrote:Fuzz War

Disregard all other responses coz this is the right one

MechaGodzilla wrote:

ognoy wrote:Fuzz War

Disregard all other responses coz this is the right one

No. The right answer to the thread is "your mother". At least to the thread title.

Jwar wrote:

MechaGodzilla wrote:

ognoy wrote:Fuzz War

Disregard all other responses coz this is the right one

No. The right answer to the thread is "your mother". At least to the thread title.

Thanks Jwar, I needed a good

Jwar wrote:So, I'll ask a question because I guess I'm not quite understanding here. If you want this

"I’m looking for super nasty, trebly, buzz saw, etc"

Why does it have to be a muff?

When I think of a muff, I think smooth and sustain distortion that boarders on fuzz.

If I want nasty, buzz saw type shit. I'd look at a brassmaster or bee baa.


That's just me though.

That being said, I'd look into a pretty heavily modded muff like the Dwarfcraft Eau Claire Thunder.

I have a little bit of everything right now (super fuzz, brassmaster, tone bender, rat, big muff, and some other things as well as a good bit of over drive. I think I just have a sound in my head that I feel like it’s a big muff. I really think I’m stuck on the white stripes sound which is a nyc into a twin or whatever. Just wanted to get opinions.

Other thing is I want to cut a little bit and I feel like an ugly treble will cut more than my boomy Russian.