Searching for advice on a pedal that produces more of a smooth or fine fuzz distortion for steel rather than a harsh distortion..
Any experienced player with help on this subject???
Fuzz pedal
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Jerry Overstreet
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Re: Fuzz pedal
HI Dale. Here's a link to one discussion concerning your question. Seems our own Brad Sarno builds some fx pedals that work well with pedal steel along with other equipment. He would know as he is a steel picker too!
viewtopic.php?t=407661&hilit=dirt+pedal ... edal+steel
viewtopic.php?t=407661&hilit=dirt+pedal ... edal+steel
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David Wren
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Re: Fuzz pedal
I second the advice.... Brad Sarno's "Earth Drive".
Dave Wren
'25 Williams U12, 7 & 7; '96 Carter U12,7X7; '70 MSA D10, 5 & 7; 1936 7 string National; Line 6 HX Stomp; P2P "Bad Dog amp/ PF 350 12"; Quilter TT-15/TB202; Quilter "Steelaire"; DV Mark "GH 250"with 15" 1501 BW; Boss "Katana" 100 Head w/Line 6 Cab; Telonics VP; 1951 Fender Dual Professional; prototype of Webb 6-14 E amplifier, with Telonics 15" speaker, and Webb extension cab with 8 ohm JBL E-130.
'25 Williams U12, 7 & 7; '96 Carter U12,7X7; '70 MSA D10, 5 & 7; 1936 7 string National; Line 6 HX Stomp; P2P "Bad Dog amp/ PF 350 12"; Quilter TT-15/TB202; Quilter "Steelaire"; DV Mark "GH 250"with 15" 1501 BW; Boss "Katana" 100 Head w/Line 6 Cab; Telonics VP; 1951 Fender Dual Professional; prototype of Webb 6-14 E amplifier, with Telonics 15" speaker, and Webb extension cab with 8 ohm JBL E-130.