Recreating 5 Classic Fuzz Flavors with Modern Guitar Pedals | Reverb Tone Report 

@@nickk5948 its currently in production, 149 new

the look at 9:50

@@powdermnky007 he knows what he's doing....

Even Jagger and Richards were blown away, since it was just demo that was suposed to be rerecorded with horns playing the riff. Keith used Maestro FZ-1 as it was marketed, to imitate saxophone, horns, cello and so on. It wasn’t good imitation from modern perspective, but thank god he used it that day. This record kicked fuzz to charts and is our most loved type of sound some 54 years ago. Insane.

I really missed hearing the click of the Maestro fuzz when Keith goes into the riff. Next time could you mike the switch so we can hear the click in all its heavily reverbed glory.?

@@_-_Michael_-_ As the story goes, The Stones were on tour when the song was released, and they didn't know that the fuzz was left in. They thought it was going to be replaced with horns. They were apparently horrified when they heard it on the radio for the first time.

_"...but the tone is so crazy that it must've blown people completely away when it came out in 1965."_ I was there. It did. :-) Bought my own Maestro FZ-1 later that same month, IIRC... my first ever pedal purchase! _(Bonus Thoughts: Nowadays, it's probably really hard to believe, but there were hardly any pedals being offered back in those days! My next pedals, bought many, many years later, were a Maestro PS-1A Phase Shifter, then a Ross Stereo Delay and finally a Boss Chorus Ensemble CE-1-all of which which I still own. Sadly, the Maestro fuzz went to my rhythm guitarist a few years later.)_

@@larryh.3173 I hear you man I was a little kid and my cousin Dave took his sister Judy's album and turned me on to it.

Mister, you also get awesome classic tones, like the vids on fuzz you got covered. Respect! 😎

that danelectro went sub basement.

Have you tried a tone bender mark one , in to a Plexi?? that's The sound for me on these. lots of energy in that gain.

That sounds about right ;)

Yep. Me too

I also have 3, and 6 that I keep just in case

Haha. Agreed. I think fuzz needs loud which rules out most of the scenarios I play.

I only have 3 fuzzes, but one of them is a triple fuzz...

BEST DEMONS EVERRRRR!

I enjoyed the Danelectro the most.

Where can I buy the pedal you mentioned? The doom one with all the doom.

@@hickorymccay2994 it's called a EQD Acapulco Gold, all the Doom you could ever want.

The cheapest option is the Behringer Super Fuzz, I just picked it up because I sold my real Super Fuzz 10 years ago and really regretted it. The Behringer is really really amazing for $38.99 CAD.

Big Muffuletta is perfect for stoner/doom

RAT isn't a fuzz, though, it's an overdrive - it functions by an op-amp driving a diode-based clipping section into clipping, whereas a fuzz pedal features several cascading transistor-based gain stages, each driving the following stage into further clipping with each stage. A lot of people consider RATs fuzzes, because they can venture into a noisy, hard clipped territory (and I tend to sympathize with people who are more likely to classify the pedal as a "distortion" - a far more vague term - though the circuit design unmistakably follows the same philosophy as a TS, OD, Dist+, etc., so even that designation is objectively wrong - it is indeed a versatile overdrive, but an overdrive, nonetheless), but - and I swear I'm not just trying to be pedantic - there are certain sounds that all fuzzes are capable of achieving, and RATs are incapable of those sounds at any setting.

@@swid_swid_swidI see the pedal pedant has arrived. Stfu my post is correct and you can go and bore someone else.

@@matthogan-jones117 Ha, sorry. I'm not being pedantic, though - this video is about fuzz pedals, and you're commenting about overdrives. . .like if it were a video about phasers and you started talking about a compression pedal without any connection. Do what you will, though. Have fun playin' your ukelele, since words are apparently meaningless! :D

@@matthogan-jones117 also, FWIW, I didn't mean to be a dick, anyway - just talking gear nerdery in the comments section of a video about gear nerdery - assumed you might be interested in hearing more info about your pedal based on the context, didn't mean to offend. :D Apologies!

Matt Hogan-Jones it’s really not

Out of Touch I’ve got an army green one for sale

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The Carcosa a sleeper. It's so versatile.

I have the variac fuzz. It's got some great sounds. I just wish the voltage adjustment knob was post gain compensated.

Sanford Rogers I have a Carcosa and I agree, it's very versatile. I don't know why it doesn't get more love.

It's a Redtail, read the description.

The Fuzz Bender would probably work.

Haha I sold that as well. I've tried so many Shin ei Fuzz clones. I think I just need to get the real deal.

@@chrishepburn1503 I wasn't looking specifically for the Companion fuzz tone, but tried the Sasori and also sold it. Then I got the 76 fuzz, also by Solidgoldfx, and it's amazing. Kinda in the realm of a Super Fuzz/Standard fuzz/Companion fuzz gritty octave tones and much more tweakable

@@greeniz2k7 it's funny because I have the 76 Fuzz and I Iove it as well. Was looking for a Ibanez standard Fuzz/ super Fuzz clone and it works like a charm.

Jonathan Fant yeah! Golden Fleece and Chupacabra are fantastic!

The Pedal Bored Yes! I had no idea, thanks for that. I guess I’m flying to LA next year...

@@AndyDemos See you there. I mean, not really, I don't know you. But I may literally see you.