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Great condition, works perfectly, very versatile, no longer being made. PayPal or Wise accepted. Would do trade plus case towards a Chase Bliss Bliss Factory. Free shipping to Germany or Czech. Thanks for looking!
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The Photon Fuzz was designed with versatile features for both bass and guitar players. There are three controls for the fuzz and its level, with a 2-band EQ to shape the fuzz tone. A dry blend level control is included for bass players and there is an octave distortion level control that is selected via footswitch. The ACNR (Active Coring Noise Reduction) control covers a wide range, from no effect on the fuzz signal, to a gated fuzz effect.
The two controls that define the type and depth of fuzz are the drive and bite. The drive control sets the overall gain for the signal in the distortion circuit. The bite control sets the activation point where the fuzz distortion engages on the signal and it behaves differently for lower and higher drive settings. Using the bite control with lower drive settings will give the player dynamic fuzz that will react and clean up well with the signal from the instrument. With higher drive settings, the bit control will set depth of fuzz and sustain. This combination of two controls for the fuzz distortion allows a wide range of textures from classic to modern.
For bass players there is a dry level blend. The blending of a dry signal with the fuzz is useful to restore the lower bass frequencies that can get masked with heavy fuzz. This blend control is also very useful for players who want to retain their instruments natural sound and only need a bit of fuzz to cut through a dense mix. The dry signal has two low-pass filters that can be selected from the DIP switch located on the back of the circuit board. This allows the user to run the dry signal with the full audio spectrum or with the higher frequencies filtered. The filters have cut-off frequencies of 1600Hz and 160Hz.
More info here: https://www.fealabs.com/products/photon-fuzz-ii/
I have all positive feedback on TalkBass (Charlie Tuna) and Reverb and have conducted successful transactions here on Bassic as well.
The Photon Fuzz was designed with versatile features for both bass and guitar players. There are three controls for the fuzz and its level, with a 2-band EQ to shape the fuzz tone. A dry blend level control is included for bass players and there is an octave distortion level control that is selected via footswitch. The ACNR (Active Coring Noise Reduction) control covers a wide range, from no effect on the fuzz signal, to a gated fuzz effect.
The two controls that define the type and depth of fuzz are the drive and bite. The drive control sets the overall gain for the signal in the distortion circuit. The bite control sets the activation point where the fuzz distortion engages on the signal and it behaves differently for lower and higher drive settings. Using the bite control with lower drive settings will give the player dynamic fuzz that will react and clean up well with the signal from the instrument. With higher drive settings, the bit control will set depth of fuzz and sustain. This combination of two controls for the fuzz distortion allows a wide range of textures from classic to modern.
For bass players there is a dry level blend. The blending of a dry signal with the fuzz is useful to restore the lower bass frequencies that can get masked with heavy fuzz. This blend control is also very useful for players who want to retain their instruments natural sound and only need a bit of fuzz to cut through a dense mix. The dry signal has two low-pass filters that can be selected from the DIP switch located on the back of the circuit board. This allows the user to run the dry signal with the full audio spectrum or with the higher frequencies filtered. The filters have cut-off frequencies of 1600Hz and 160Hz.
More info here: https://www.fealabs.com/products/photon-fuzz-ii/
