stevie_bees
Cat In The Hatministrator
Just watching one on eBay...
Voodoo Labs Superfuzz...any thoughts?
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the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: Voodoo Labs Superfuzz...any thoughts?
Cool unit...based on the old Boss Tone.
Cool unit...based on the old Boss Tone.
stevie_bees
Cat In The Hatministrator
Re: Voodoo Labs Superfuzz...any thoughts?
Looks pretty tweakable too...
Looks pretty tweakable too...
stevie_bees
Cat In The Hatministrator
Re: Voodoo Labs Superfuzz...any thoughts?
Well, I guess I'll find out as I just snagged it!
Well, I guess I'll find out as I just snagged it!
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: Voodoo Labs Superfuzz...any thoughts?
nice!!!
nice!!!
stevie_bees
Cat In The Hatministrator
Re: Voodoo Labs Superfuzz...any thoughts?
Thinking of putting together a 'mini-board', so the Superfuzz will be joined by a Plexitone prototype that is single-channel with a boost, and a little Marshall Regenerator modulation pedal. All into my JTM45 Reissue...should be fun!
Thinking of putting together a 'mini-board', so the Superfuzz will be joined by a Plexitone prototype that is single-channel with a boost, and a little Marshall Regenerator modulation pedal. All into my JTM45 Reissue...should be fun!
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: Voodoo Labs Superfuzz...any thoughts?
Could be a very cool little set up!
Could be a very cool little set up!
Agileguy_101
Master of his Domain
Re: Voodoo Labs Superfuzz...any thoughts?
That's what you think.
ORPHEOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Well, I guess I'll find out as I just snagged it!
That's what you think.
ORPHEOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
stevie_bees
Cat In The Hatministrator
Re: Voodoo Labs Superfuzz...any thoughts?
I will hunt you down....
I will hunt you down....
Chickenwings
Alnico 6/8
Re: Voodoo Labs Superfuzz...any thoughts?
good score. I have one too - my second one. It has a bunch of sounds in it. Very useful, and stacks well in a chain. Not a fuzz face, and not a distortion, but a great versatile tone machine that works great with a variety of amps. Much more defined and nuanced than a muff.
Well, I guess I'll find out as I just snagged it!
good score. I have one too - my second one. It has a bunch of sounds in it. Very useful, and stacks well in a chain. Not a fuzz face, and not a distortion, but a great versatile tone machine that works great with a variety of amps. Much more defined and nuanced than a muff.
Stratman
Guitaris Maximus
Re: Voodoo Labs Superfuzz...any thoughts?
Having owned a Jordan Bosstone and a Voodoo Lab Superfuzz, they are similar but not the same.
The Jordan Bosstone was a crazy fuzz box that plugged into the guitar’s output jack and was capable of very pleasant hominid overtones with a distinct fuzz edge to it.
The Voodoo Lab Superfuzz is claimed to copy it, but is different and can be easily controlled with a sweet (Less crazy) fuzz the to it.
Both are nice toys to enjoy and either should have a place on the pedal board.
Having owned a Jordan Bosstone and a Voodoo Lab Superfuzz, they are similar but not the same.
The Jordan Bosstone was a crazy fuzz box that plugged into the guitar’s output jack and was capable of very pleasant hominid overtones with a distinct fuzz edge to it.
The Voodoo Lab Superfuzz is claimed to copy it, but is different and can be easily controlled with a sweet (Less crazy) fuzz the to it.
Both are nice toys to enjoy and either should have a place on the pedal board.
everdrone
New member
Re: Voodoo Labs Superfuzz...any thoughts?
If it's anything like the Bosstone, it's gonna be great. I used the Bosstone all the time back in the 60's. It was a fuzz for sure, but also acted like a treble booster. I got some really amazing sounds out of it. I still have it, but haven't played it for 40 years. Now I'm really hyped to dig it out and play it again. I guess I'll put it through its paces this weekend. Also my original Maestro Fuzz which I haven't played since the Stones first recorded Satisfaction.
If it's anything like the Bosstone, it's gonna be great. I used the Bosstone all the time back in the 60's. It was a fuzz for sure, but also acted like a treble booster. I got some really amazing sounds out of it. I still have it, but haven't played it for 40 years. Now I'm really hyped to dig it out and play it again. I guess I'll put it through its paces this weekend. Also my original Maestro Fuzz which I haven't played since the Stones first recorded Satisfaction.
