NPD: Warm, fuzzy goodness

FretFire

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This got here just in time to see some recording action, can't wait to try it out!

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Re: NPD: Warm, fuzzy goodness

Cool!

I am jonesing for an Iron Bell, sorta similar no?

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I've only spent a short amount of time with the two, but to my ears the Iron Bell has a bit more gain available or at least doesn't do the "low gain" sounds as well. It has a bit more hair around the edges than what I'm hearing in the Colossus, but maybe that's what Brad is describing on his site where it says "Unlike the Colossus Fuzz which is based on the Sovtek/Civil War era Muff, the Iron Bell is voiced to be very open and rich, with an almost 3D like harmonic quality. "
 
Re: NPD: Warm, fuzzy goodness

Sweet! I love the paint job. Let me know what you think about it.

I just cranked up the Bandmaster and banged out some caveman power chords on the baritone for a few minutes and... so far so good :D. I'm heading out of town in the morning but I'll spend more time with it next week.
 
Re: NPD: Warm, fuzzy goodness

I've only spent a short amount of time with the two, but to my ears the Iron Bell has a bit more gain available or at least doesn't do the "low gain" sounds as well. It has a bit more hair around the edges than what I'm hearing in the Colossus, but maybe that's what Brad is describing on his site where it says "Unlike the Colossus Fuzz which is based on the Sovtek/Civil War era Muff, the Iron Bell is voiced to be very open and rich, with an almost 3D like harmonic quality. "

Damn! I thought Colossus was the gainier one!

:)

Now, I am sorta confused. I am very much in the the low to medium gain thing...

B
 
Re: NPD: Warm, fuzzy goodness

Damn! I thought Colossus was the gainier one!

:)

Now, I am sorta confused. I am very much in the the low to medium gain thing...

B

:)

 
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