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I'm not a Guitar player so take this with a grain of Salt.
I think that sometimes the vintage fuzz pedals as cool as they are,
can be a bit to harsh sounding (like Buzz Saw) for being used in
surf. So if the newer pedal you got doesn't have quite the same bite.
Keep that in mind, and it might be the perfect thing.
Also depends on your bands sound.
if your a gargey/Hot Rot/Davie Allen type of instro band, it'd not
cut it.
But if your a middle of the road, surf band that needs a bit of edge
now and then, a mild fuzz could work out great.
all depends on pespective, and what sound your going for.
Jeff(bigtikidude)
--- In , "Jerry" <jerry.soetewey@b...>
wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Sorry to bother you again with my Fuzz related questions. But I just
> traded some leftover telecaster parts I had laying arround for a
Boss
> FZ-3 Fuzz Pedal.
> Parts were no longer needed and someone wanted to trade the fuzz for
> them.
>
> So what is it like? I mean for Surf fuzz sounds? I'm aware it's not
> considered a vintage sounding fuzz, but i'm just wondering if it
would
> be usefull.
> (I can still sell it afterwards, should I not happen to like it) I
did
> read the "harmony Central" revieuws on this one,but really didn't
get
> any wiser. Some like it, while others hate it
>
> I will also have the Vintage Schaller Fuzz, so once I have them both
> (hope to recieve them in the next week) I can compare them.
> I think I would not mind having both a vintage and modren sounding
Fuzz
> pedal.
>
> Thanks again!
>
> Jerry S.
>
> www.thehydrosonics.be
>
>
>
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