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Nov 17, 2019 4 min

011: Fuzzlord Effects FU-2: Does It Dopethrone?

from The Does It Doom? Podcast Hosted by Steve Reis

https://fuzzlordeffects.com/ The Fuzzlord Effects FU-2 is a modern take on the classic Shin-ei Univox Superfuzz and Boss Hyperfuzz FZ-2 from the early 90's which includes a two-band active baxandall Bass / Treble tonestack along with controls for Volume and Gain/Fuzz (Expander). In this demo we're using riffs from Dopethrone by Electric Wizard. Bb Standard Tuning: Bb-D#-G#-C#-F-Bb Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and drop a rating and review if you've been enjoying the content.

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