Yeah, that's an easy game to play, especially with muffs. And probably tubescreamers, but I've never gotten into them...BLOOD EAGLE wrote:We can play this "what no love for_________" game forever, but lets ditch the standard 3 knob clones, they're all just voiced a little differently.
i think the original poster was looking for the muffs that expand the sound.
I'm not against the more traditional clones - I like that they are being mentioned so I know where to look if I ever go that route, but you're right, I'm looking for something that expands on the sound a bit. Nothing super crazy, but I've become accustomed to the flexibility of the Musket.
Yep. Big fuzzy riffs are the name of the game.D.o.S. wrote:I can say with some confidence think Trey is looking for muffs that doom.
It's not that I dislike the Musket at all, I think it's the cat's pajamas. I just feel stupid having the Twosome around when I hardly use the Fix'd. It seems like a good opportunity to branch out and see if there is another muff I like better since I'm already selling it off.frigid midget wrote:Doom worthy muff that's not your average 3-knob bmp clone:
Musket. You could also flip your flavour of the month every singe time a new hype comes along, but imo...if you can't do it with a musket and a good guitar/rig, you're probably doing it wrong
I'll admit I haven't tried a ton of muffs yet, but I've tried enough to know that the differences between a certain type/era muff mostly seem to come down to nuances, and maybe controls/tweakability. Like I said before, the only way of really figuring out what those nuances are actually about, would be to try all your options with your guitar, your ears, your amp/speakers...It's kinda pointless imo to take my word or anyone else's when it comes to specific recommendations, there's just way too many variables involved imo.
So I'm not saying the Musekt is THE uber-muff, but it's tweakable enough to give you a wide range of Muff type tones. Not too picky when it comes to amps, thanks to the eq, and more gain than any other muff I've come across. Useable gain that is, cause I'm not counting the hot rodded 98 gain stages muff clones that just choke when you max the gain.
But still, I'm thinking of flipping mine. I just like superfuzzes and tonebenders more, I can't afford to keep too many pedals around that I don't really love to death. That's not sneaky spam or anything btw, I'm in Europe, and I haven't completely made up my mind yet either...
I'm as much of a gear hound as anyone here, dispite my little whise-ass lectures...I'll probably hunt down a Hoof or Supercollider a week after I flipped the Musket




