i just wanted to share my experience with MASF stuff. people seem to be pretty aware of the Possessed but I've had a great experence with both the Lavender Head and Paranoid.
*FYI, the knobs on the Paranoid are after market, added by me. they're Rogan RB67s, like ones on the later model Buchla 200 electric music boxes.
Re: MASF
Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 1:19 am
by excane
Any chance of selling/trading?
Re: MASF
Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 1:26 am
by Mudfuzz
I haz a EPILEPSY and think it is one of the most fun things ever [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nE4std1-3Y[/youtube]
Re: MASF
Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 2:08 am
by hazelwould
12XU2A3X3 wrote:hey guys and gals,
i just wanted to share my experience with MASF stuff. people seem to be pretty aware of the Possessed but I've had a great experence with both the Lavender Head and Paranoid.
*FYI, the knobs on the Paranoid are after market, added by me. they're Rogan RB67s, like ones on the later model Buchla 200 electric music boxes.
Spill it! No experience shared in that post other than pics.
Re: MASF
Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 9:58 am
by 12XU2A3X3
alright, i should just say that i have never endeavored to describe anything that would fall into the realm of "something people would describe on TGP for 20 pages to determine the exact hz of roll off of a tone knob." i'm gonna try!
lavender head- really high gain, muffish. tone control rolls off bass past noon, and seems to add it past ten going counter-clock wise. probably just a hi-pass filter. changes in gain are noticeable from min to about noon. lots of output on tap.
paranoid, same deal with output, however the input gain (pig) seems to be more variable insofar as sound goes than the lavender head's gain knob. three way switch is neat. top, low mid (i guess?) heavy fuzz, not unlike a greg ginn, solid state amp tone. the bottom is a less gain (volume drop in lower two positions, can be made up for in output), that allows for open chords and what not. middle section didn't really seem to work as advertised, supposed to sound like sabbath, maybe it needs a hot amp it just sounded like a dirtyish boost to me.
i love them, they work great a a team too! i think i'm going to hang onto them for a while, though they are still in production; prymaxe sells them. also, there is a japanese site that sells all that any more, a power sag, scms, and epilepsy . you will however, need to be someone who can read japanese, or have the services of one. however
Re: MASF
Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 10:00 am
by 12XU2A3X3
Mudfuzz wrote:I haz a EPILEPSY and think it is one of the most fun things ever [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nE4std1-3Y[/youtube]
getting it soon! so sick, i watched your demo several times!
Re: MASF
Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2013 9:51 am
by gila_crisis
This pedals seam to be a lot interesting! I was looking at the Epilepsy and the Thornoscillator. Do someone here ever tried both pedals?
Re: MASF
Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2013 4:08 pm
by HorseyBoy
That Lavender Head sounds really great. I visited the site and could see "BORIS", "Eddie Hazel", "Maggot Brain" and "BRITISH PSYCHE ROCK" among the Kanji.
I'm going to be in Japan next month and will have to keep my eyes peeled for MASF stuff.
Re: MASF
Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2013 4:25 pm
by Chankgeez
HorseyBoy wrote:That Lavender Head sounds really great. I visited the site and could see "BORIS", "Eddie Hazel", "Maggot Brain" and "BRITISH PSYCHE ROCK" among the Kanji.
I'm going to be in Japan next month and will have to keep my eyes peeled for MASF stuff.
Hey, Horsey, if you see a Roland CA-35, CA-40 or CB-40 while you're there, would you grab one for me, please?
Thanks.
Re: MASF
Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2013 4:26 pm
by HorseyBoy
Google translation
KING CRIMSON of EARTHBOUND and guitar sound, was Arakure of BORIS sound is designed in mind, to burst the sound penetrates even greater, Eddie Hazel modern is offensive HIGAIN-FUZZ for! ! !
60's BRITISH PSYCHE ROCK MASF Pedals is reproduced contemporary distortion high-gain thick core, by toying a filter knob placed in the center and even, sounds noisy like penetrate the high range enables , ringing on the head and direct the space psychedelic guitar jump Maggot Brain wind Bukkake and play an edgy sharp and delicate like SONIC YOUTH , even Kansai avant-garde at the time guitar noise to, the FUZZ sound quality The pedal perfect for guitarists who want to rampage the sound while maintaining, to dance on it.
J can be used to control the growth of sound in Susutain knob to play hard in BritishRock band cutting of crunch also good, set the rough with all one's might imi Hendrix to summon the improvisation of also I am good!
If you seek a sound GUITAR ROCK pointed that works well in modern music scene while maintaining the texture OLD, once by all means LAVEDER HEAD please try to take in hand!
Re: MASF
Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2013 4:31 pm
by HorseyBoy
Chankgeez wrote:
HorseyBoy wrote:That Lavender Head sounds really great. I visited the site and could see "BORIS", "Eddie Hazel", "Maggot Brain" and "BRITISH PSYCHE ROCK" among the Kanji.
I'm going to be in Japan next month and will have to keep my eyes peeled for MASF stuff.
Hey, Horsey, if you see a Roland CA-35, CA-40 or CB-40 while you're there, would you grab one for me, please?
Thanks.
If I see any, I'll let you know. And if a nice old Tokai Breezysound should throw itself in my path I might have to bring it home with me, too. Have to start a thread on what else I should be looking for.
Re: MASF
Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2013 4:35 pm
by Chankgeez
I was joking.
Those're amps. Would cost a fortune to ship.
They're pretty rare outside of Japan. They've got a built-in Boss Spectrum circuit.
Have fun in Japan. I'm jealous.
(I do want a Guyatone FS-6 Sustainer though.)
Re: MASF
Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2013 4:38 pm
by Mudfuzz
update:
I also has Starry Wisdom now
It rocks hard!
no demo or I can't remember where it is so here is song where I used it on all the bass
Ric 4003 > Starry > direct