I've watched jsut about every video for the Chase Tone fuzz pedals prior to purchasing one. Most of them have people playing so fast and sloppy you can't really hear what the pedal really sounds like. This video is *FREAKING* *GREAT* because you play slowly and repeat what you play. that makes it possible to hear how this bugger actually sounds. Of course now the problem is I want this Fuzz Fella in addition to the Fuzz Fella BC183L that I having arriving in a few days. They both sound great. Thank you for a well and clearly played demonstration!
Thanks so much! Glad my approach helped you out. I love Kyle Chase and his amazing work. He's been such a good friend to me and really helped me out when my old Clyde inductor broke. Thankfully he was able to fix it. Hope those new pedals make you happy. I'm sure they will.
@@MOBontv Yep they sure have! I have the red Fuzz Fella, the navy blue BC108C, and will be getting the teal BC109 in about a month. I have a couple of other fuzz Face types, but they don't compare. They just sit collecting dust as I try to figure out how to make space for two Fuzz Fellas on the board.
Thank you! Yes, ain't nothing like a wreck. This is the Rocket model, very famous for its clean tones. I appreciate the compliment and thanks for the support here!
Thanks for the demo Matt! I fell in love with this fuzz. I ordered mine and I can't wait to get it. Kyle Chase builds some awesome gear. And man...... That Trainwreck amp is SUPERB! Want bad!!!
Hey thanks Matt. I listened to both of your demos on the trainwreck site. Really nice playing. I absolutely love the sound of your amp. Unfortunately I think trainwreck amps are way out of my price range. Thanks for the videos.
Built in the USA, this is how he gets around not telling folks its made in CHINA then he finishes the pedal here at home. You won't find me buying anything made in China, not after resent events, Nice to see Kyle chase isn't interested in keeping are money in america at a time when china is trying to destroy us, anything for a buck!!
You post this everytime someone reviews a chase tone pedal but your message tells me nothing. Please go into detail how you have this info. How do you know the products are made in China? Also if you are so anti Chase tone, make yourself a video explaining why. I will watch it and if I believe it I’ll be on your side. But now it’s just looks like a troll is making up false truths.
I've watched jsut about every video for the Chase Tone fuzz pedals prior to purchasing one. Most of them have people playing so fast and sloppy you can't really hear what the pedal really sounds like. This video is *FREAKING* *GREAT* because you play slowly and repeat what you play. that makes it possible to hear how this bugger actually sounds. Of course now the problem is I want this Fuzz Fella in addition to the Fuzz Fella BC183L that I having arriving in a few days. They both sound great. Thank you for a well and clearly played demonstration!
Thanks so much! Glad my approach helped you out. I love Kyle Chase and his amazing work. He's been such a good friend to me and really helped me out when my old Clyde inductor broke. Thankfully he was able to fix it. Hope those new pedals make you happy. I'm sure they will.
@@MOBontv Yep they sure have! I have the red Fuzz Fella, the navy blue BC108C, and will be getting the teal BC109 in about a month. I have a couple of other fuzz Face types, but they don't compare. They just sit collecting dust as I try to figure out how to make space for two Fuzz Fellas on the board.
I remember when Trainwreck amps were the voodoo amp dejour. Now it's the Dumble. So many cool amps out there.
Definitely! I first heard a wreck and that was it for me. Never needed to look further. thanks for watching
I like that you can tell how loud it is in there by the video getting wavy.
Haha, it did! Definitely loud but a healthy loud! Feels amazing. Thanks for watching
I came here to hear the Fuzz Fella, but I fell in love with your clean tone. I'd never seen that amp before, let alone with an Ampeg cab.
Thank you! Yes, ain't nothing like a wreck. This is the Rocket model, very famous for its clean tones. I appreciate the compliment and thanks for the support here!
First of all, this is an unfair demo because you are playing through a Trainwreck. Best amp ever.
Ha, I think so too! My favorite amp ever. Thanks for watching and supporting
Thanks for the demo Matt! I fell in love with this fuzz. I ordered mine and I can't wait to get it. Kyle Chase builds some awesome gear.
And man...... That Trainwreck amp is SUPERB! Want bad!!!
thanks! Love Kyle too. Talk to JM at trainwreck. You can email him off their site. I can't get enough of that amp. Wait till you hear it in person.
Hey thanks Matt. I listened to both of your demos on the trainwreck site. Really nice playing. I absolutely love the sound of your amp. Unfortunately I think trainwreck amps are way out of my price range. Thanks for the videos.
@@michaelarmstrong1730 no prob! Thanks for supporting me here
Built in the USA, this is how he gets around not telling folks its made in CHINA then he finishes the pedal here at home. You won't find me buying anything made in China, not after resent events, Nice to see Kyle chase isn't interested in keeping are money in america at a time when china is trying to destroy us, anything for a buck!!
You post this everytime someone reviews a chase tone pedal but your message tells me nothing.
Please go into detail how you have this info. How do you know the products are made in China?
Also if you are so anti Chase tone, make yourself a video explaining why. I will watch it and if I believe it I’ll be on your side. But now it’s just looks like a troll is making up false truths.
Duuude. You have a Trainwreck! Awesome
My favorite! Sold everything I had to get it. Ha. Thanks for watching.
I thought it was guuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhreat.
haha, thanks!
dude, those Apache PAF's. they sound incredible, what is the deeeeal
They are! You can get them from Dave Hinson at Killer Vintage in Dallas. Look him up. He's an awesome guy too. Thanks for watching and chiming in