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tontonreyThe best octafuzz!!!!!
Publié le 22/05/14 à 14:48Bonjour,
Son octafuzz des années 70' circuit original,son fuzz ou octafuzz.
Analogique,soudures de qualité,composants de qualité,resistances (rare),3 potards de réglages,1 switch de sélection fuzz/octafuzz.
Connectique guitare ou bass.
UTILISATION
Configuration simple et son vraiment de bonne qualité pour une fuzz.
Le plus de cette pédale est vraiment l'octafuzz,un son typique hendrixien,bands of gypsis ou genre de morceaux à la kenny wayne shepherd,utiliser par beaucoup de guitariste dans les anéées 70.
QUALITÉ SONORE
Effet réaliste,je l'utilise principalement pour des reprises de jimi hendrix.
Le problême c'est que l'on veut plus la débrancher!!!!
AVIS…Lire la suiteBonjour,
Son octafuzz des années 70' circuit original,son fuzz ou octafuzz.
Analogique,soudures de qualité,composants de qualité,resistances (rare),3 potards de réglages,1 switch de sélection fuzz/octafuzz.
Connectique guitare ou bass.
UTILISATION
Configuration simple et son vraiment de bonne qualité pour une fuzz.
Le plus de cette pédale est vraiment l'octafuzz,un son typique hendrixien,bands of gypsis ou genre de morceaux à la kenny wayne shepherd,utiliser par beaucoup de guitariste dans les anéées 70.
QUALITÉ SONORE
Effet réaliste,je l'utilise principalement pour des reprises de jimi hendrix.
Le problême c'est que l'on veut plus la débrancher!!!!
AVIS GLOBAL
Utilisation depuis 2 ans
J'ai eu plusieurs octafuzz avant ,même une octavia tricobrahe,je la changerai pour rien au monde.
Rapport qualité prix justifiable par rapport à la qualité de son.
Si je devais refaire ce choix d'achat oui mais on en trouve plus ,snif....Lire moins10
moosersPublié le 07/11/10 à 04:03
(contenu en anglais)The Foxx Tone Machine is a fuzz box that was originally made in the early 1970's. The pedals were only made for a few years until recently when it was reissued. An outside engineer recently brought one of the reissues into the studio where I work and I was lucky enough to see it in action. The pedal has a unique shape, as it's somewhere in between a pedal and a desk top box. It's got 1/4" jacks for input and output, is powered by a nine volt battery, and isn't a rack mountable piece of gear.
UTILIZATION
It's really easy to use the Foxx Tone Machine, as there aren't too many parameters that you will need to consider here. On the side of the box it's got knobs for volume, sustain, and fuzz. It's also got a switch for octave/sustain. I found it simple enough to use where I don't think any users will be reaching for the manual.
SOUND QUALITY
The overall sound of the Foxx Tone Machine is pure fuzzy goodness. The pedal has been used by a number of famous artists, including ZZ Top who I would most closely associate the sound of this pedal with. In fact, I'd go as far as to say that this is ZZ Top's tone in a box (if there was such a thing)!. It'll give you a super fuzzy, yet refined sort of fuzz tone where it's still possible to hear all the notes being played even though it's through a cloud of fuzzy haze. Before even knowing that ZZ Top used this pedal, the first thing I thought of when I heard the box was that sort of sound.
OVERALL OPINION
The Foxx Tone Machine is one of the best little known fuzz pedals around. It isn't known very well since there was an almost 40 year period where these pedals didn't get made, but now that they are back I would hope they would come out to the fore front a bit more since they are such awesome fuzz boxes. It's possible to get some differing fuzz sounds, but it's definitely best for getting a classic, ZZ Top sort of tone. The pedal isn't cheap (especially considering it's versatility or lack thereof), but if you want a top tier fuzz pedal, the Tone Machine needs to be in the discussion.10