Sweetwater has
Electro-Harmonix Lizard Queen Octave Guitar Fuzz Effects Pedal on sale for
$39.60.
Shipping is free.
Note: Backordered but still available for order.
Musician's Friend has
Electro-Harmonix Lizard Queen Octave Guitar Fuzz Effects Pedal on sale for
$39.60.
Shipping is free.
Note: Backordered but still available for order.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
jk6812 for finding this deal.
Features:- Designed by Josh Scott of JHS and artist Daniel Danger; produced by stompbox legends Electro-Harmonix
- Aesthetics inspired by Electro-Harmonix's early '70s heyday
- Fixed-level fuzz circuit
- Analog octave-up knob allows you to blend in everything from all-out octave madness to no octave at all
- Unique Balance knob sweeps between 2 distinct tonal voices: the smooth Shadow and the aggressive Sun
- Nano-sized enclosure saves space on a busy pedalboard
- True bypass design keeps your tone clean when the pedal is disengaged
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This is more of an occasionally fun to use vs always on the board effect. Price is right but depending on the player might not really see much use.
I'd personally watch some videos on octave fuzz and see if you think you would get enough use out of it, and because of the fixed level might need to narrow down the scope to this particular pedal as that isn't always the case for other designs.
I have never been able to match the fuzz from Music Is My Radar by Blur as Graham Coxon uses a vintage Japanese pedal no longer in production that I cannot recall the name of.....
I have never been able to match the fuzz from Music Is My Radar by Blur as Graham Coxon uses a vintage Japanese pedal no longer in production that I cannot recall the name of.....
I've got the one with the capacitance control, but granted, I haven't used it in awhile either as in storage...
I've got the one with the capacitance control, but granted, I haven't used it in awhile either as in storage...
I have never been able to match the fuzz from Music Is My Radar by Blur as Graham Coxon uses a vintage Japanese pedal no longer in production that I cannot recall the name of.....
I'm glad the Zvex hype died off years ago. I owned a few of his pedals (including a Fuzz Factory) and found them to be over rated by the standards we are at today. They had a lot of novelty ~15 years ago.
Fuzz Factory you can certainly get odd things out of it, but I'd agree with some of the hate. It is overly complicated - fuzz is traditionally a couple knob trick and a fuzz factory it was easy to nudge something on the board to make it unusable and then have no idea how to get the combo of knobs back to something that is usable.
I only ended up using it in the studio because of this. I prefer something like a ToneBender MKII, and honestly even a boutique rat like the Landgraff MOD is far more usable as it can get just fuzzy enough for me but still cuts in a mix and doesn't need another pedal paired with it to sound decent. Teh Tone Bender when I need legit Fuzz.
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Mosky is nice! 3 voices, 2 chip switch + boost mode
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