Fulltone - Octafuzz
- analogguru
- Old Solderhand
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There´s a sucker born every minute - and too many of them end up in the bootweak pedal biz.
- Skreddy
- Resistor Ronker
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Wow; I never realized how big those transformers really were.
Also, I'll be hated by Hendrix-philes for saying this, but I don't care for the Octavia sound, personally. I thought Purple Haze sounded like crap (in fact the whole first album's sound quality left me wondering why everyone loved it so much--so hard to listen to). I like Jimi's playing of course; don't get me wrong. I'm not a hater. Just so much hype after the fact, though. Jimi no doubt would've progressed and evolved beyond what so many today hold in religious reverence.
I'm trying to get some help on this : http://www.phpbbserver.com/freestompbox ... stompboxes
Can anyone compare the components between the Tonepad and the Fulltone version ? My Tyco Octafuzz is not so "octave" like the Fulltone samples....
Thanks.
Can anyone compare the components between the Tonepad and the Fulltone version ? My Tyco Octafuzz is not so "octave" like the Fulltone samples....
Thanks.
- briggs
- Tube Twister
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I've never had much love for octave either. Always sounded somewhat "unmusical" to me......Skreddy wrote:Wow; I never realized how big those transformers really were.
Also, I'll be hated by Hendrix-philes for saying this, but I don't care for the Octavia sound, personally. I thought Purple Haze sounded like crap (in fact the whole first album's sound quality left me wondering why everyone loved it so much--so hard to listen to). I like Jimi's playing of course; don't get me wrong. I'm not a hater. Just so much hype after the fact, though. Jimi no doubt would've progressed and evolved beyond what so many today hold in religious reverence.
Yes, thats what I always thought to briggsSkreddy wrote:
analogguru wrote:
Here are hires:
Fulltone Octafuzz guts
analogguru
Wow; I never realized how big those transformers really were.
Also, I'll be hated by Hendrix-philes for saying this, but I don't care for the Octavia sound, personally. I thought Purple Haze sounded like crap (in fact the whole first album's sound quality left me wondering why everyone loved it so much--so hard to listen to). I like Jimi's playing of course; don't get me wrong. I'm not a hater. Just so much hype after the fact, though. Jimi no doubt would've progressed and evolved beyond what so many today hold in religious reverence.
I've never had much love for octave either. Always sounded somewhat "unmusical" to me......
- Bernardduur
- Transistor Tuner
How is the octa - fuzz switch done?
'No more....... loud music.......'
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- Dirk_Hendrik
- Old Solderhand
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- Bernardduur
- Transistor Tuner
Dirk_Hendrik wrote:with a switch.
Aaaahhhhhh, of course..... why didn't I think of that.........
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- phibes
- Transistor Tuner
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Yeah, you just lift one of the diodes. GGG probably has better documentation.
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Ken- Bernardduur
- Transistor Tuner
Ahhhhh...... great!
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- Brainbender
- Breadboard Brother
Friend of mine borrowed me his Octafuzz today, so i took my camera and took a few shots of it's guts... I've uploaded the pics, so you can download it here:
http://www.box.net/shared/4ng86knncs
I hope it will help! Tomorrow or in a few next days i'll try to figure out where the ends of wires are soldered...

http://www.box.net/shared/4ng86knncs
I hope it will help! Tomorrow or in a few next days i'll try to figure out where the ends of wires are soldered...
