EQD Fuzz Question
Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2011 6:51 pm
Hey gang,
I'm new to the forum but love all things Earthquaker.
I recently joined a rock band with some 90's post-punk influences and a folk chord vocabulary.
I'm setting up my pedalboard to accommodate these sounds.
Right now, I've got an EQD Hummingbird for tremolo and an MXR analog delay.
I'm having trouble finding a good drive sound with what I've got though.
I have a tubescreamer, a sonic distortion, rat, shreadmaster, three big muff's, ds-1, blues driver, and a tone bender.
I'd like a pedal that's capable of those creamy fuzz tones on the last couple of Malkmus records. I know he uses a Fuzz Factory. But I'd also like it to be capable of some more classic 'marshall-esque distortion. Most of my overdrive in this band is gonna come from the tubes in my amp. But l fuzz and distortion seem necessary as well.
I'd like to keep my rig as simple as possible in this band so I'm hoping for a one pedal solution. I was eyeing the fuzz factory but I'm afraid it'll be too one sided. So I started looking at the EQD pedals. Obviously, there are a ton of great drive options at EQD but I have limited experience with them. Would a Hoof solve my problem? Any other suggestions on an EQD solution?
I'm new to the forum but love all things Earthquaker.
I recently joined a rock band with some 90's post-punk influences and a folk chord vocabulary.
I'm setting up my pedalboard to accommodate these sounds.
Right now, I've got an EQD Hummingbird for tremolo and an MXR analog delay.
I'm having trouble finding a good drive sound with what I've got though.
I have a tubescreamer, a sonic distortion, rat, shreadmaster, three big muff's, ds-1, blues driver, and a tone bender.
I'd like a pedal that's capable of those creamy fuzz tones on the last couple of Malkmus records. I know he uses a Fuzz Factory. But I'd also like it to be capable of some more classic 'marshall-esque distortion. Most of my overdrive in this band is gonna come from the tubes in my amp. But l fuzz and distortion seem necessary as well.
I'd like to keep my rig as simple as possible in this band so I'm hoping for a one pedal solution. I was eyeing the fuzz factory but I'm afraid it'll be too one sided. So I started looking at the EQD pedals. Obviously, there are a ton of great drive options at EQD but I have limited experience with them. Would a Hoof solve my problem? Any other suggestions on an EQD solution?