Yes, the color scheme that budget stompbox maker Mooer used for the Fog fuzz pedal can make your eyes hurt, but don’t let that put you off. It’s the sound that’s most important when it comes to stompboxes and the Fog punches way above its weight, packing a classic hairy fuzz tone that works great with both bass and guitar. Tone shaping tools include dedicated Volume, Tone, Fuzz, and Squeeze knobs, with the latter letting you adjust the pulse waveform shape for a wider range of sonic possibilities.
Brand: MOOER
Features:
Publisher: KMC Music Inc
Release Date: 30-10-2014
Details: Classic bass fuzz tone, also sounds good on guitar. SQUEEZE knob for shaping unique fuzz tone. Full metal shell. Very small and exquisite. True bypass.
EAN: 6943206790549
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