Great work Oz! It would be pretty awesome to see you do a follow up on your channel comparing the Fuzz War with other pedals... but dialling it in your way =) Also - make some NAM models of them!
At first I thought "Yeah sure, another doomy fuzz shootout" and all of a sudden, I nod my head slow and I am transported to the alien deserts of distant planets.
@@H-TownAce I have a Super Fuzz War as well and although i love it, it wouldn't be even in my top 5 if i had to choose a pedal for Doom. It's way better for Shoegazey noise rock and alt type of stuff.
@@musicplaylists59 ProCo RAT or Boss Hyperfuzz or some of their many variants (for example EQD Life Pedal, Unsound Circuitry Hyper Pozzum V2, Abominable Electronics Demon Lung, Behringer SF300 if you don't have a lot of money etc). If you want a Big Muff type of fuzz i'd rather go with EQD Hizumitas than the Fuzz War, or some version of the Green Russian Muff. Colorsound One Knob Fuzz is also great and has many variants as well such as DAM Meat Head, Frost Giant Electronics Massif etc. Personally i'd take a RAT since i'm a huge Sunn O))) fan.
Well i'm old (really) ... so having a different perspective: - i love seeing the younger guys and gals taking some old faithful sounds to a new level whilst still retaining the urge and power which fascinated me hearing old Sabbath and stuff ... - getting an axe an amp and a fuzz to make brutal sounds got me into making music in the early days - great to see FUZZ is coming back and revived Thanks a lot for putting up this fun test
I'm 70, grew up in the SFV, CA. I still play and listen to tons of music from various genres. With all due respect to your post, I don't think Fuzz pedals never left. Yeah I play guitar, bass etc, but using Fuzz on synths is unworldy. Meaning fuzz isn't just for string electrics. Thats why I say it never went away.
@@recycology5468 Thanks a lot for your answer/post ... You got me. I wasn't into synths until ~2015. They were just too expensive 4me in the old days (i'm 68 now) and i never go me hands on one and none of the band i met had a Fuzz combined with a synth -> my "blind spot" Anyway ... now i got some good synth plugins and a couple of entry level hardware synths and i love to use my guitar FX with them ... thus i am catching up
I did not expect to hear Slomatics riffs on Andertons, but I was guessing that might happen when Oz started going lower and lower. Made me super happy, always stoked to see Oz come on and doom around!
REQUEST: please do one of these for shoegaze-enabling pedals, especially Kevin Shields’ sound. (I know there’s his signature pedal but we can’t all have one of those.) I love these thematic pedal-offs!
just proved that the Carcossa might be the most versatile fuzz on Earth. It will dial down a nice low gain overdrive you'd never mistake for a fuzz...it's a huge range of gain textures.
Now this video is just pure joy. I'm not even halfway through the video but from these tones I know that by the end Captn Lee will be transformed into Archwizard Lee. Praise Oz, Lee and all the andertons team for this filth. Absolutely love it.
Kinda proves there’s a lot of “magic beans snake oil” in the boutique pedal market when it comes to doom. Just find your favourite big muff variant with graphics that you like.
I was just telling someone today that I thought the whole boutique explosion that's happened in the past decade or so mostly comes down to what the box looks like and what colour it's been painted...
No, no, not true. There are many boutique pedal manufacturers that annihilate major companies. Frost Giant Electronics as an example produces the Massif Fuzz that burns any EH, WH, Boss, or JHS fuzz pedal.
The Carcosa was (unsurprisingly) the best sounding for me. Then when you consider the variety of other tones it can get, and the price point - one of the best to ever do it.
@@tradertom4843 No. I meant what I said. The super fuzz won eventually but when they tallied the rounds the MC was 1 or 2. The super fuzz is really well known so no one was surprised by that. The MC is the one that would make people go “hmm, never heard of that it did really well”.
@@tradertom4843 No. I meant what I said. The super fuzz won eventually but when they tallied the rounds the MC was 1 or 2. The super fuzz is really well known so no one was surprised by that. The MC is the one that would make people go “hmm, never heard of that it did really well”.
@@ChrisDoes_Things for sure, spend your money on pedals you dont need. I was intrigued too until I saw the results. No need to get the matcha when you have a super fuzz.
😂 Lee haha. This one made me laugh and smile. I really enjoyed it. Keep doing more like this. I was nodding my head the whole time following the smoke to the riff filled land.
Wait until you try the 'Fuzz 1 jumped with Fuzz 2' trick on the Behringer SF300. A bit fiddly getting the switch to activate both circuits, but you'll know when it hits 😮
I rehouse these into metal cases and it's simple to do a quick mod to give you the option of both rather than trying to jimmy the switch between the two.
In defence of his very expensive pedal, there is a difference between just the pedal in the room and the pedal after you've tweaked the amp around a bit and then played it in a band with other musicians. The Behringer sounds great on it's own and is a clone of the pedal that Electric Wizard uses so probably sounds great in a band setup too, but if Oz is loving his fuzz war then great. He might buy the Tone City and the Behringer and take them to practice and find they just don't work as well. There's always trial and error in these things.
Thankyou Andertons love all your content. You are all awesome. Lee, Rob, Pete, & of course Oz. Keep it going. ❤. P.s I also adore your Bass guitar content aswell. Thanks again 😊
So glad that Oz has joined the team - Pure unadulterated noise nonsense that is absolutely in my soul. I wish there was a HM2 in here as well just to get that blasted alongside everything else
This shows all of us how much we are visually oriented :). If we were choosing music equipment solely by ear and feel, I think none of us would pay several thousands of dollars for a guitar or a pedal :).
Don't say it like that, I'm waiting for my 400€ Dark Light (OBNE) rn 😂 Tho to be fair my ears love my Dark Star already, I'm pretty sure there will be no regrets. But yeah, for fuzz or distortion? Just grab a second hand El Cheapo lol. Never understood the hype for 200+€ dirt pedals.
Love every time Oz steps in front of the camera! Would love to see a video of Oz and John in comparing rigs (doom is known for the massive amps and power behind it, I’d love to see how digital modelling fares with it)
Honestly this video proves that Behringer didn't manufacture the Super Fuzz. They summoned it directly from the deepest, darkest pits of Tartarus using the blood of every great Doom players of the universe, and then for good measure they had Cthulhu unload a huge nut into it to make sure it was the most disgusting pedal in all of doom lol
@@LeviBulger fz-2, but yes. Really wish boss would do a waza version since i dont trust the behringer for gigs, despite it sounding amazing the plastic fantastic enclosure and wonky knobs turn me off it
@@LeviBulger The word you're looking for is Clone, not ripped off. Almost every pedal company clones other pedals. Hell, feckin Boss doesn't even MAKE the fuzz it's based on anymore lol
@@EricFaries That's just patently false. There are tons of original circuits out there. Behringer doesn't make a single one that isn't a clone/ripoff. The Fz1 is technically an original circuit as it incorporated a buffer and used a different tonestack than the ShinEi it's baased off of. But it's definitely not a straight up ripoff. It would be more like a modified Shin Ei.
@@LeviBulger So BOSS's clone is "based off of" but Behringer's is a "rip off"? Nice consistency. And no, adding the necessary buffers for electronic bypass and a treble and bass control does not make it original.
This might (MIGHT) be my favorite of the shoot-out videos....I was glad to see that the Carcosa didn't get blown out after one round (I own the Carcosa...lol)
One of the best shootout vids. I have a super fuzz as well as six other fuzzes that cost a lot more, but it's the one I keep going back to. Great pedal, and great job Oz and Lee. 🖤🤘🖤
THat was one of the most FUN vids you guys have done. I play only originals and use Metal sounds from every decade and Metal genre. I have a few of today's pedals including the winner. To be honest I was most impressed by the Tone City Matcha Cream. It does the DOOM thing but very, very tight. Some tunes or parts of tunes need huge but tight and without sacrificing some tone, especially if there is vocal over them.
Superb! The day can't start better than having breakfast while watching Andertons doing doom metal! Can we PLEASE get the same but for bass pedals and doom? 🤩
It's definitely up there (it can't really be compared with other fuzz pedals that sound nothing like it). I've owned lots of fuzzes, and it's definitely the best octave fuzz I've ever had.
Fantastic video! Loving the doomage and great to see the mighty Behringer triumphing over all opposition. Lee, I think you were thinking of Rocky Marciano, undefeated heavyweight champion. Roberto Duran was amazing but he did have losses.
It's fun in these fuzz tests for dirty doom tones to see how cheap pedals can do really well. I've got that behringer as well and it's amazing for its price.
Oh yeah. Instead of playing riff and shredding, we also needs this kind of segment which is just power chord. Nice one! Your next segment should me comparison between distortion to distortion and od to od.
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best sound ever on this channel ... stereo amp setup fuzz i love it
from the bands mentioned at beginning I was expecting that I wont be liking the tone on any of these pedals, simply because Im not familiar with doom metal and the bands sounded like demo tapes, but my god was I wrong.. those walls of tone and distortion is so amazing
That was a amazing shootout and the superfuzz justifiably kill it! It's a monster and behringer knows how to corner a market esp since they've also bought all the components the others use. I live the fuzz war and the super fuzz war as well so don't feel bad. My superfuzz and my swollen pickle get used a lot more. The cd arcosa is a minster and I'm buying one STAT. I would have liked to see the Sunn Life by EQD thrown in the mix. The match cream was also an unexpected beast. Great video! My Bass VI thanks you and outdooms an SG but it is sort of cheating.
Andertons doing doom metal content is exactly what I need.
right? :) hehe
Doom metal is the most ridiculous excuse for music ever conceived of junior. Should be called what it is- sludgy sh1t.
I loved seeing captain's faces during this whenever a pedal turned on lmao, pure pain
AnDooMtons
This is the weirdest bit of awesome I have ever seen on this channel!
This was so fun to be a part of... you have no idea. Ears still ringing.
Praise the riff O))) - Oz ❤
Great vid!. Appreciated the mention of Fu Manchu - Godzilla, I hadn't really thought about that as a doom song but yeah spot on
Hells yeah mate! This was an Electric Wizard medley, the usual set list i do to warm up too ahaha
Man you need to repeat this with the winning pedal but switching amps
A man after my own heart! I commend you for your musical choices. Spot on!
Great work Oz! It would be pretty awesome to see you do a follow up on your channel comparing the Fuzz War with other pedals... but dialling it in your way =) Also - make some NAM models of them!
At first I thought "Yeah sure, another doomy fuzz shootout" and all of a sudden, I nod my head slow and I am transported to the alien deserts of distant planets.
To the riff filled land
cringe
@@BeyondTigerMilk found the guy who doesn't sludge
Lee putting the Fuzz War against the Matcha Cream is an evil genius move lol
His face when he picked the Matcha 🤣😂
specially because its their white label chinese brand lmao
@@H-TownAce I have a Super Fuzz War as well and although i love it, it wouldn't be even in my top 5 if i had to choose a pedal for Doom. It's way better for Shoegazey noise rock and alt type of stuff.
@@paleemperor5379 What would be the pedal you chose for doom out of interest?
@@musicplaylists59 ProCo RAT or Boss Hyperfuzz or some of their many variants (for example EQD Life Pedal, Unsound Circuitry Hyper Pozzum V2, Abominable Electronics Demon Lung, Behringer SF300 if you don't have a lot of money etc). If you want a Big Muff type of fuzz i'd rather go with EQD Hizumitas than the Fuzz War, or some version of the Green Russian Muff. Colorsound One Knob Fuzz is also great and has many variants as well such as DAM Meat Head, Frost Giant Electronics Massif etc.
Personally i'd take a RAT since i'm a huge Sunn O))) fan.
I couldn't reset my face to normal. It is locked on stank throughout the entire video.
holy crap, mine too ahahah
I came to make this same comment!
I hit full stank when he started playing Funeralopolis. Filth.
Nasty, nasty sounds. Tone heaven the whole way through lol
😩😩😩
Please get this guy on more demos!! His type of playing is exactly what I want to hear, especially on pedals like these.
The opposite of good
i am pretty sure Lee legitimately understands and loves doom now
Lee throughout the video: "oh god", *sets everything to max*, "I have absolutely no idea", "🤷🏻♂"
It's a type of shoegaze, right?
@@FiveseveNp90I am now convinced that the 🤷🏻♂️ emoji is modelled after Lee himself, the resemblance is too striking
@@DMSterndoom/stoner and shoegaze are siblings
Once he chose Electric Wizard I knew it was legit
I am albino, evil witchfinderrrr
Stoner Doom is a sub genre of Doom
Behringer is worth it just for the great boost. It also has a "secret mode" if you set it just right between fuzz 1 and 2.
Yeah, don't Sleep on that boost
The boost is better than the fuzz IMO
Mmmmm pedal secrets
Glad I already have one.
I honestly can't get a good tones with my Katana for the fuzzes. The boost however sounds great.
Oz looked happiest playing that Tone City. His little face! 🤣
Well i'm old (really) ... so having a different perspective:
- i love seeing the younger guys and gals taking some old faithful sounds to a new level whilst still retaining the urge and power which fascinated me hearing old Sabbath and stuff ...
- getting an axe an amp and a fuzz to make brutal sounds got me into making music in the early days
- great to see FUZZ is coming back and revived
Thanks a lot for putting up this fun test
There are so many little boutique amp builders by now, most of them started with basic overdrive/fuzz circuitry
I'm 70, grew up in the SFV, CA. I still play and listen to tons of music from various genres. With all due respect to your post, I don't think Fuzz pedals never left. Yeah I play guitar, bass etc, but using Fuzz on synths is unworldy. Meaning fuzz isn't just for string electrics. Thats why I say it never went away.
@@recycology5468
Thanks a lot for your answer/post ... You got me. I wasn't into synths until ~2015. They were just too expensive 4me in the old days (i'm 68 now) and i never go me hands on one and none of the band i met had a Fuzz combined with a synth -> my "blind spot"
Anyway ... now i got some good synth plugins and a couple of entry level hardware synths and i love to use my guitar FX with them ... thus i am catching up
I did not expect to hear Slomatics riffs on Andertons, but I was guessing that might happen when Oz started going lower and lower. Made me super happy, always stoked to see Oz come on and doom around!
I just loved seeing how much Oz was enjoying himself!
"Beat off a Walrus? Wow!" I love this channel.
Loved this video too. That was some beefy doom tones.
REQUEST: please do one of these for shoegaze-enabling pedals, especially Kevin Shields’ sound. (I know there’s his signature pedal but we can’t all have one of those.) I love these thematic pedal-offs!
Yes!
word! let's go
I would LOVE to see a fuzz-off for shoegaze!
YES!!!!!
"Do you use a noise gate?" 🤣
"Noise gates are for pu$$ie$"- Ola Englund
just proved that the Carcossa might be the most versatile fuzz on Earth. It will dial down a nice low gain overdrive you'd never mistake for a fuzz...it's a huge range of gain textures.
And they clean up really well when you roll of the volume. Also works with almost any amp
@@kikachaaa it's my pick...top 3...with the mxr 108 mini and amptweaker tight fuzz pro
One of my favorite pedals! Super wide range of sounds
This has been my favourite visual entertainment of the last 12 months. Thank you Cap'n and Oz. Gdnnnnnnnnnnngggg.
I love that purple cab. Wish more brands went crazy with their tolex.
Oz is really great in front of the camera. Would love to see more of him!
Now this video is just pure joy. I'm not even halfway through the video but from these tones I know that by the end Captn Lee will be transformed into Archwizard Lee. Praise Oz, Lee and all the andertons team for this filth. Absolutely love it.
Thanks for content not just of the usual blues and rock. Something different is always appreciated!
Thank you for including us in this!
Kinda proves there’s a lot of “magic beans snake oil” in the boutique pedal market when it comes to doom.
Just find your favourite big muff variant with graphics that you like.
I was just telling someone today that I thought the whole boutique explosion that's happened in the past decade or so mostly comes down to what the box looks like and what colour it's been painted...
No, no, not true. There are many boutique pedal manufacturers that annihilate major companies. Frost Giant Electronics as an example produces the Massif Fuzz that burns any EH, WH, Boss, or JHS fuzz pedal.
Yes! more of this please!
The Carcosa was (unsurprisingly) the best sounding for me. Then when you consider the variety of other tones it can get, and the price point - one of the best to ever do it.
Been waiting for this one since Instagram post, and I knew I would be correct in my prediction! Awesome video guys!
Lee is on the verge on becoming the godfather of the doom scene 😂😂😂 nice playing and tone by Oz that reminds so much of the early albums of Sleep !
Jaw dropped when that Matcha Cream came on...Dayum.
Wow Big Muff still kills it for dirt and clarity combined.
This is just wonderful. The most enjoyable video I've watched for a long time. I'm sure many gear snobs have spontaneously combusted watching this.
Thumbs up from team Slomatics Oz :)
❤❤❤
🤘
Top band and lovely blokes, you are. Met you at Abyssal in Southampton and loved every second of the set.
The Matcha Cream is going to be sold out now 😂
You mean the super fuzz? The matcha got kicked out half way through the vid and the super fuzz won.
@@tradertom4843 No. I meant what I said. The super fuzz won eventually but when they tallied the rounds the MC was 1 or 2. The super fuzz is really well known so no one was surprised by that. The MC is the one that would make people go “hmm, never heard of that it did really well”.
@@tradertom4843 No. I meant what I said. The super fuzz won eventually but when they tallied the rounds the MC was 1 or 2. The super fuzz is really well known so no one was surprised by that. The MC is the one that would make people go “hmm, never heard of that it did really well”.
@@ChrisDoes_Things for sure, spend your money on pedals you dont need. I was intrigued too until I saw the results. No need to get the matcha when you have a super fuzz.
@@tradertom4843 I got a super fuzz but I need that matcha cream...I must have it lol
My fave video in a while, just messy fun tones
Now I got to go and listen to some Kyuss! This is gold🎉❤ Great content
I love these comparisons. I could watch these comparisons all day long! 🎸💪🏼
Oz needs a tagline like Digital John and Djentleman Ben
Electric Wizard Oz or something
SunnOz)))
Electric Ozard
Tab Oz
I like it. Electric Wizard of Oz.
Fozz
Best Andertons pedal shootout episode to date, far and away. Thanks
That T4 pedal was incredible. I just picked up the Keeley Moon Op Fuzz. I’m loving it
these must be selling really well, for Lee to be sitting in the room with this horrified look on his face ;)
😂 Lee haha. This one made me laugh and smile. I really enjoyed it. Keep doing more like this. I was nodding my head the whole time following the smoke to the riff filled land.
Fabulous video. Behringer and tone city really giving it to the more expensive boys. Great to see.
Very nice and funny video, very instructive too on different types of fuzzes around ! Great One!
Ozzys face while Doom Riffing is the best!
Wait until you try the 'Fuzz 1 jumped with Fuzz 2' trick on the Behringer SF300. A bit fiddly getting the switch to activate both circuits, but you'll know when it hits 😮
Yes! Glad someone mentioned this! 😊
I rehouse these into metal cases and it's simple to do a quick mod to give you the option of both rather than trying to jimmy the switch between the two.
Cool! Was thinking of doing this and swapping out the switch for a 2 way blend pot for fuzz 1 & 2 @jeffhoyle5785
In defence of his very expensive pedal, there is a difference between just the pedal in the room and the pedal after you've tweaked the amp around a bit and then played it in a band with other musicians. The Behringer sounds great on it's own and is a clone of the pedal that Electric Wizard uses so probably sounds great in a band setup too, but if Oz is loving his fuzz war then great. He might buy the Tone City and the Behringer and take them to practice and find they just don't work as well.
There's always trial and error in these things.
Thankyou Andertons love all your content. You are all awesome. Lee, Rob, Pete, & of course Oz. Keep it going. ❤.
P.s I also adore your Bass guitar content aswell. Thanks again 😊
So glad that Oz has joined the team - Pure unadulterated noise nonsense that is absolutely in my soul. I wish there was a HM2 in here as well just to get that blasted alongside everything else
I always use at least two HM-2s.
Nice to see you again Oz!
This shows all of us how much we are visually oriented :). If we were choosing music equipment solely by ear and feel, I think none of us would pay several thousands of dollars for a guitar or a pedal :).
Don't say it like that, I'm waiting for my 400€ Dark Light (OBNE) rn 😂
Tho to be fair my ears love my Dark Star already, I'm pretty sure there will be no regrets.
But yeah, for fuzz or distortion? Just grab a second hand El Cheapo lol. Never understood the hype for 200+€ dirt pedals.
I love absolutely everything about this clip and bought the matcha pedal for $56 bucks shortly after. Well done boys 💥💥🙌
So fun this to see Lee looking complete lost 😂. More of this please.
Loved seeing the passion comming through.
Love every time Oz steps in front of the camera! Would love to see a video of Oz and John in comparing rigs (doom is known for the massive amps and power behind it, I’d love to see how digital modelling fares with it)
Honestly this video proves that Behringer didn't manufacture the Super Fuzz. They summoned it directly from the deepest, darkest pits of Tartarus using the blood of every great Doom players of the universe, and then for good measure they had Cthulhu unload a huge nut into it to make sure it was the most disgusting pedal in all of doom lol
Is that another way of saying that they ripped it off completely from the Boss Fz1?
@@LeviBulger fz-2, but yes. Really wish boss would do a waza version since i dont trust the behringer for gigs, despite it sounding amazing the plastic fantastic enclosure and wonky knobs turn me off it
@@LeviBulger The word you're looking for is Clone, not ripped off. Almost every pedal company clones other pedals. Hell, feckin Boss doesn't even MAKE the fuzz it's based on anymore lol
@@EricFaries That's just patently false. There are tons of original circuits out there. Behringer doesn't make a single one that isn't a clone/ripoff. The Fz1 is technically an original circuit as it incorporated a buffer and used a different tonestack than the ShinEi it's baased off of. But it's definitely not a straight up ripoff. It would be more like a modified Shin Ei.
@@LeviBulger So BOSS's clone is "based off of" but Behringer's is a "rip off"? Nice consistency. And no, adding the necessary buffers for electronic bypass and a treble and bass control does not make it original.
Those are some of the mightiest tones I've heard on this channel! Nice work Oz and co. 🤘
This was awesome. Ty for doing this.
Great episode! I agree, you have the best job.
The SF300 was my first fuzz and this just makes me feel even better about it. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
This might (MIGHT) be my favorite of the shoot-out videos....I was glad to see that the Carcosa didn't get blown out after one round (I own the Carcosa...lol)
Couldn't believe it lost to the Tone City SMH... lost faith in demo guy at that moment.
I didn't know this was the video that I needed, but this was pure joy. Those riffs tickled my ears and my soul. I simply loved Lee's reaction!
One of the best shootout vids. I have a super fuzz as well as six other fuzzes that cost a lot more, but it's the one I keep going back to. Great pedal, and great job Oz and Lee. 🖤🤘🖤
Bloody hell! What a racket!
2 seconds in... officially andertons most valuable video! Thank you
Oh this is absolutely beautiful!
LOVE THIS. great sing choices too
Thanks guys... More please!
This is awesome! I was just thinking I need a big muff but more.
Fantastic video guys! Maybe a doom bass fuzz video next with Oz?
I was thinking the same 💯
That was so cool. Not that surprised about the winner. And oh that Tone City is really really surprising !!!
This was awesome - would have loved to have seen the Jptr fx Warlow and the Keeley Moon. Your neighbors will love either :D
These two are my favorites too. Just bought the matcha cream for fun
THat was one of the most FUN vids you guys have done.
I play only originals and use Metal sounds from every decade and Metal genre. I have a few of today's pedals including the winner. To be honest I was most impressed by the Tone City Matcha Cream. It does the DOOM thing but very, very tight. Some tunes or parts of tunes need huge but tight and without sacrificing some tone, especially if there is vocal over them.
The Oz Man Doometh!
Superb! The day can't start better than having breakfast while watching Andertons doing doom metal! Can we PLEASE get the same but for bass pedals and doom? 🤩
Little known fact...if you play Dopesmoker in reverse on the superfuzz, fire breathing unicorns will fly out your pen1s
This was sick you guys ! sat like this >:( the whole time and that makes me :)
I'm so glad these types of videos exist
Man, dopethrone on the matcha cream was awesome!
That was sick ❤
Running the Carcosa with the output dimed with those other settings is a lot of boost, pretty mental setting lmao
Dude, the Eons is my favorite fuzz pedal ever made. It’s magnificent.
Extreme noise and chaos, the cheapest pedals are fab! Plus the Rams Head Big Muff. Good taste! The Carcosa was surprisingly high pitched whitney.
What a way to learn that you’re now into some doom thing. One of the best episodes for sure!
Very informative and lots of fun！
Love the vids with Oz🤙🏼
I've got the Behringer, it's the best fuzz pedal I've ever had.
It's definitely up there (it can't really be compared with other fuzz pedals that sound nothing like it). I've owned lots of fuzzes, and it's definitely the best octave fuzz I've ever had.
Fantastic video! Loving the doomage and great to see the mighty Behringer triumphing over all opposition.
Lee, I think you were thinking of Rocky Marciano, undefeated heavyweight champion. Roberto Duran was amazing but he did have losses.
This was the best show! Absolutely brutal and funny
Appreciate the Ty Segall representation!
It's fun in these fuzz tests for dirty doom tones to see how cheap pedals can do really well. I've got that behringer as well and it's amazing for its price.
This is what I have been wanting in content!!! Thank you so much for this. Lee with the doom stank face for the win!!!
lots of love for OZ this fings just too good
Still happy with the Musket side of my old Twosome Blackout.
Great video!
This video makes the sun brighter, the flowers smell better, my diet healthier, even my colon cleaner. It is was what I needed. Thank you.
Oh yeah. Instead of playing riff and shredding, we also needs this kind of segment which is just power chord. Nice one! Your next segment should me comparison between distortion to distortion and od to od.
best sound ever on this channel ... stereo amp setup fuzz
i love it
This guy gets so into it. Proper doom expressions. Feel. Now I want to go play
Thank you for this. Step outside the box and delve into the depths of Amazing music genres that might not be in the public eye!
from the bands mentioned at beginning I was expecting that I wont be liking the tone on any of these pedals, simply because Im not familiar with doom metal and the bands sounded like demo tapes, but my god was I wrong.. those walls of tone and distortion is so amazing
That was a amazing shootout and the superfuzz justifiably kill it! It's a monster and behringer knows how to corner a market esp since they've also bought all the components the others use. I live the fuzz war and the super fuzz war as well so don't feel bad. My superfuzz and my swollen pickle get used a lot more. The cd arcosa is a minster and I'm buying one STAT. I would have liked to see the Sunn Life by EQD thrown in the mix. The match cream was also an unexpected beast. Great video! My Bass VI thanks you and outdooms an SG but it is sort of cheating.
Loved this vid!