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Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2014 10:08 am
by new05002
pharaoh EQ is awesome. I always roll tone 1 full CCW, tone 2 to taste depending upon amp, guitar ect

Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2014 11:38 am
by crohny
Iommic Pope wrote:
crohny wrote:When stacking you need to remember that keeping the gain down on the pharaoh is key. Specially if you are hitting it with an OD. Have most of the gain coming from the OD and the Pharaoh set to a lower gain setting and allowing it to thicken up the signal
I is doing this with my revelation and Black Forest. It is fucking thick and brutal.
I almost wanna stick my dynacomp in front but my brother has it.
Anyone putting comps in front of their stacked BATs?

Never been into stacking. I had some good results with the Pharaoh and some other pedals combined but I use two amps and that just makes more switches for me to have to be concerned with. However I just bid on a compressor so I will hopefully be seeing how that works out with my set up.

Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2014 11:59 am
by new05002
BF into Pharaoh is killer. I run a pharaoh gain pretty full up, Si mode. Low Input mode, EQ as above. Then BF lower gain for boost and EQing.

Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2014 12:32 pm
by Barracuda
new05002 wrote:BF into Pharaoh is killer. I run a pharaoh gain pretty full up, Si mode. Low Input mode, EQ as above. Then BF lower gain for boost and EQing.
Seriously, the coven is beastly. I like to run the BF into pharaoh where BF is set at a little bass boost and a little treble cut. Really beefs up the pharaoh. Run on neck pup with the tone rolled back, dat electric wizard tonez. :love:

Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2014 12:36 pm
by Hyphen Nation
I want the new Pharaoh they showed at NAMM.

Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2014 12:41 pm
by new05002
ill shoot a photo of my coven settings tonight. Vicious fuzz tone. Its also great because you get 2 OD'd tones if you use just 1 of the pedals

Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 2:17 pm
by Nixa_Miami
I saw that Pharaoh on there used page but didn't feel like driving to check it out. Was it in Coconut Creek? I live in Miami and its a good hour or so to get there, stupid me. I own an old style Pharaoh with a 80 something serial number. Love it, but its just not on my board right now. Also own a custom color Ritual.
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Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 3:02 am
by guillotine420
just snagged pharaoh #187 (murder edition) in the original gold off ebay. beyond stoked.... been wanting one for about a year now. and thus completes the unholy trinity of dirt, oath -> black forest -> pharaoh. do you guys who run a lot of BAT pedals ever have any issues with the daisy chaining? i know some fuzzes can be temperamental about that shit...

Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 3:08 am
by AxAxSxS
bummer's eve wrote:just snagged pharaoh #187 (murder edition) in the original gold off ebay. beyond stoked.... been wanting one for about a year now. and thus completes the unholy trinity of dirt, oath -> black forest -> pharaoh. do you guys who run a lot of BAT pedals ever have any issues with the daisy chaining? i know some fuzzes can be temperamental about that shit...
AxAxSxS wrote:I run three bat pedals together and "the good stuff" is turned down on all of them. Marks pedals are so shapeable that individually they can do more than a lot of other pedals, to get the added flavor and stay in that sweet spot, you kinda need to turn things down. It's counter intuitive, and when I started using more than one pedal for dirt I would set each pedal where I thought it sounded best on it's own, but after time and messing around I have found its much better sounding to treat them as one giant pedal, and to set them to compliment each other.
Quoted myself from another thread with similar stuff,
I was running a destroyer>Pharaoh for a while and actually made a looper with volume controls to tame it down a bit. Ended up being usefull for all kinds of things, but yeah man, that should be nuts.

Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 3:16 am
by guillotine420
i should clarify, when i say "daisy chaining" im referring to any issues that might come from running them all on a 9v daisy chain multi plug thing

Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 3:54 am
by AxAxSxS
oops, sorry, that makes perfect sense, guess i just had stacking on my mind :lol:

Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 11:07 am
by pelliott
bummer's eve wrote:just snagged pharaoh #187 (murder edition) in the original gold off ebay. beyond stoked.... been wanting one for about a year now. and thus completes the unholy trinity of dirt, oath -> black forest -> pharaoh. do you guys who run a lot of BAT pedals ever have any issues with the daisy chaining? i know some fuzzes can be temperamental about that shit...
Those three shouldn't be a problem. I have an Oath, Pharaoh, Quantum Mystic, and Ritual, (oh man I feel like such a fanboy nerrrrrrrrrd) and the only one I've had any problems with getting noisy is the Ritual, and that's just cuz it doesn't like buffers/too much input

Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 3:45 pm
by odontophobia
bummer's eve wrote:i should clarify, when i say "daisy chaining" im referring to any issues that might come from running them all on a 9v daisy chain multi plug thing
My pharaoh did not really like being daisy chained. Before I got my PP2+ I used to just run it on the 9V all the time. YMMV. :idk:

Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 9:11 pm
by Iommic Pope
I daisy chain all my shit and I haven't had a problem yet.
I've got an ape blaster, bf, and rev sb all hooked up.

Re: Pharaoh fuzz question

Posted: Sat Feb 15, 2014 12:11 am
by guillotine420
new05002 wrote:ill shoot a photo of my coven settings tonight. Vicious fuzz tone. Its also great because you get 2 OD'd tones if you use just 1 of the pedals


could you explain a little bit what you mean by this? does one of the pedals affect your tone without being activated or something?