Thanks for all your responses guys!
@sonidero:
I know I know, I just don't want to enquire before I'm seriously interested and I'm trying to narrow things down a bit in favour of stuff I can try before I buy.
That Moog catched my eye too but damn that's a huge and expensive pedal, seems pretty cool though.
@cheesecats:
I watched the video's but I haven't found a decent one for the V3 yet so it's a bit difficult comparing V2 and V3, I read some comments here saying the V2 (possibly also V1) has lots of carrier noise and the V3 octave not being heavy enough, so I don't know.
I tried the Seppuku and I liked it but I thought it was a bit of a one sound pedal and it was quite noisy, the Copilot FX Mantis II has the same kind of sound but is more controllable and less noisy but I'm currently not really looking for only a sub octave fuzz (I'm thinking the Shotgunn Micro Synth can do this).
There's a Deluxe Pitch Pirate incoming (liked it better than the Clarinot on the video's)
I love Haarlem, my favourite city in the North of Holland bar none, I'm originally from the South (Breda) but the people are very friendly here, it's all quite relaxed so it reminds me a bit of back home.
A guy I know has a pretty cool guitar shop called Digitaar (
http://www.digitaar-wil-ik.nl) in his living room here in Haarlem with all sorts of crazy pedals and there's a nice old church where they built a brewery inside, it's called Jopen (
http://www.jopen.nl), you could check them out next time you're here.
@PumpkinPieces:
I was just thinking the Beautiful Disaster might be more versatile than the Wolf Computer (tuneable and more stable oscillation etc)?
I also don't really understand whether the feedback footswitch on the Truly Beautiful Disaster and Spectacular Aenima have any impact when there's no pedal in the loop?
That OK sounds cool but I'd have to stack it to get the kind of sounds I'm looking for I think, from the video's I saw the Rocket seems to do a bit of the same stuff and it has more sustain on it's own.
@MEC / bigchiefbc:
It definitely has a synthy texture but it isn't what I'm looking for right now, it seems to basically have lots of variations on a specific sound.
It does sound interesting however, more for synthy sounding riffs /chordal playing maybe.
@osbornkt:
I might have to get in touch with him indeed, I tried quite a few fuzz pedals the last few months and I seem to be very picky with them so I'm just a bit apprehensive to buy before I try.
@zRobertez / univalve:
I snagged up that Wolf Computer in the BST!
True with the gated fuzz, you're talking about a Tonebender right?
@kbitthecrowning:
So I heard, so I heard, there seem to be some differences between them though, as in the last version doesn't have as much sustain as the older ones?