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Thanks for sharing, this might be the only video of the newer version w the mids knob. Would you be willing to do another video where you explore the lower half of the gain range and the effect of the eq, especially the mids?

My ears bleed

thanks for trying, although your amp was set to "terrible"

Does the Octafuzz have good volume? I bought a hendrix octavio mini and it seems pretty quiet and subtle fuzz wise. Was a bit of a disappointment.

which one does the job better as booster??

Hell yeah

ass

I have 6 Klon clones. I think the new Ge Tumnus and the J Rockett Archer Ikon Select are the two best so far. I like the Ryra a lot too. The new KTR is ok too. The Ge Tumnus does sound the most 3D along with the Ryra.

Which one do you like more? I bought the Ge Tumnus and then had the opportunity to get the KTR. Now I have to get rid of one. I think i like the KtR more but Tumnus is definitely more versatile.

Both sound great, but I always thought the mini used the exact same circuit & BBD chip

Don’t see what all the hype is on the new Tumnus

DgeT sounds more velvety at standard settings. And that's without even considering the 3-band EQ which opens up myriad tones. Plus the hot switch and selectable buffer...DgeT wins hands down.

The Deluxe for the win!

Only usable in the lower 5 for me.

May I ask- what is the center knob on the mini- is that the wet/dry mix knob?

Thanks for this, but would be helpful if you pointed out which was which?

How is the Pitch Bender mode on the Deluxe? Does it hold steady at the new pitch when the footswitch is depressed (similar to a Whammy Ricochet with only an octave up and down), or does the pitch oscillate while the footswitch is depressed?

It sounds like transformer trouble.

which do you prefer in the room? they both sound good, but from youtube I think I slightly prefer the Boss HF2 sound (HF2 seems less 'hollow' and more 'immediate' for lack of a better term)

well i say that then i hear the fuzz n like the other one lol

i like the one that says original cry baby better

Wampler Tumnus without a doubt...

Both super nice!

Nope, not even gonna allow this based off the socks. Come back when you look respectable.

I like it. It seems to preserve the pickups tone even it higher gain settings. Is that the case?

what song is that at first?

Big is smother thanks for the video. - Eddie

4:27 what is that u trying to play. It sounds awesome

I named the sweep at 3:30 bumblebee airplane

Turn the clear nob, I wanna see what yellow sounds like

Firsties!

And which of them is supposed to sound like a plexi? I don't hear anything plexi, just some VERY MUSHY and QUITE UN-DYNAMIC overdrive... so, are these the "plexi-pedals" for those who never played a plexi...?!

The hi-mu just had so much more going on for me. Love it

Now let's see you set a Sparkle Gay setting to that!

Ive seen some people get copyrighted level tones with the blue fuzz fella. But the red sounds better ngl

DIBS!!!!!

The fuzz is a chasetone fuzz fella bc108 v2 and I'm going into the front of a breaking up amp

Damn that thing sounds good ! Ok I've got some questions. What fuzz are you running into it ? Are you running it into the front of the amp, or effects loop ? If it's going into the front of the amp,is the amp clean ,or breaking up ?

They all sound good, and have that Marshall flavor. The Marsha, and the Crunch Box fall in the Plexi camp. The Wampler has that hotrod Marshall flavor like early Van Halen all knobs on 10, amp about to explode sound. If you get the chance, try the J.ROCKETT Animal,and .45 Caliber excellent Marshall in a box pedals. Looks like we have the same taste in gear, I've got a couple of the BMF wah pedals also. I keep the Woodstock board in one I use for when I'm playing a Stratocaster ,and the new improved stock board in another dedicated to humbuckers . One pedalboard I call my Hendrix board, and the other pedalboard I call my Clapton board. Anyway good stuff , keep it up!

I have an idea...Buy a Marshall!

I was view no. 666 🤘🏽

I’ve found mine is basically like early Billy Gibbons in a box. The one side can cover brownface fender as well as tweed (with lomids knob fairly high) and the two side can be dialed in to sound like a Marshall Superlead. Covers most the tones from First Album to Deguello. Excellent pedal.

I have the opportunity to get one of these, and was hoping to find some demos on UA-cam but it looks like this is the only one. The boost side seems kind of pointless. It just took all the low end away and sounded really thin & shrill. I’m guessing that’s because you had the treble dimed each time you engaged the boost. Can the left side sound more full/warm if the treble isn’t at such an extreme setting? Does it retain the low end “nature” of the right side?

Yeah, Bruh! I can play Louie, Louie too... try learning the words!

More bass and edge on the Chase Tone? Sunface a tad smoother, less gain... hearing more strings through the Sunface too, and a little more woof on the Fella, both are great! Maybe the Chase has a more usable range -- w/ less volume on the Sun Face. @4:10 the Fella seems to have upper hand.

I'm sorry I do not like your tone sir.

With blistering playing like that... how can we tell the difference between transistors?!?

😇 Promo sm

Clueless ! Soul Bender is not used like this .

Do you know if this fx65 is the same as previous version? WHere the enclosure was different? thanks