Fuzz... ou fuzz ? that is the question !

Silicon transistors are desirable for a number of reasons, most of which have little to do with the actual tonal performance of the fuzzbox. For tone purists, the germanium transistors' tone is generally regarded as superior, or at least more authentic, to the original fuzzbox concept and design. Nevertheless, because silicon devices are generally less affected by changes in temperature, they offer more reliable performance than germanium ones. Warm conditions (such as the heat generated by stage lights or sunlight in outdoor performances) can adversely affect the tone of germanium fuzzes. Also, fuzz boxes that employ germanium transistors do not work well when placed after another effect pedal that uses "buffered bypass." This is because the buffer on effect pedals converts the guitar's signal from high to low impedance (to retain high frequencies and signal strength). Low impedance signals that pass through germanium-equipped fuzzes tend to suffer from a pronounced drop in volume and bass response.

Hors sujet :

Pour le rehousing, si ce qui te pose problème c'est le passage en TBP, je pourrais t'expliquer.
Mais bon si tu as de la place sur ton pedalbord, et que t'as pas envie de te lancer là dedans pour le moment, je vais pas te forcer.