The Fuzz Thread

[SillyOctpuss]

Oh cool! Check back if/when you finish it.

Will do. I've heard enough things I've liked from you guys that have them to definitely try one.

 

[Sascha Franck]

Hope you dig it.

Watched a bunch of videos. Not bad for sure - but in most videos, I miss some of those, hmm, shall we say "vocal" mids.
Would like to buy 2nd hand, but maybe I'll just add one to my next Thomann order so I can easily send it back.

 

[FuzzyAce]

Watched a bunch of videos. Not bad for sure - but in most videos, I miss some of those, hmm, shall we say "vocal" mids.
Would like to buy 2nd hand, but maybe I'll just add one to my next Thomann order so I can easily send it back.

Do you mean low mids or upper mids? The Carcosa has more flexibility in the upper mids than say a FF where it seems to be more low mid focused.

 

[Sascha Franck]

Do you mean low mids or upper mids? The Carcosa has more flexibility in the upper mids than say a FF where it seems to be more low mid focused.

Likely some lower end-ish mids.
2:30 (should be spooled) gives a kinda decent impression, but there's been more of what I mean at the gig):

 

[FuzzyAce]

Likely some lower end-ish mids.
2:30 (should be spooled) gives a kinda decent impression, but there's been more of what I mean at the gig):

That sounds like it has an octave down added to it. The Carcosa has a high cut so the lows are pretty low if needed, but just in a different zone than a FF style.

 

[Sascha Franck]

That sounds like it has an octave down added to it.

Could very well be, given he's got that Octaland on his board. Yet, he always has what I'd describe a sound full of "satisfying" mids.