Death By Audio Fuzz War - The Fuzz You Need to Try!

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The Death By Audio Fuzz War is well known to those seeking an absolutely crushing tone. In my humble opinion this is one of the most flexible sounding fuzzes I’ve had the pleasure of messing with. You start with fuzzstortion on the lower half of the gain range and above that is absolute filth (in the best way). Even with these chaotic tones the Fuzz War stays clean, useable and recordable. I can see why it’s been adopted by so many great players and for those reasons it lives in my studio. Here is my take on the fuzz war. I am also using the Walrus Audio Julia on the leads and the Electro-Harmonix Pitchfork for some mild whammy-abuse. I hope you enjoy!
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[@sklonjabs]

This is good. Thanks for posting. Nice tones and arrangement.

[@ediththeband]

Thanks! I really appreciate that! Last year I demo’d a lot of pedals and the fuzz war and Fairfield circuitry ~900 were by far my favorite fuzzes.

[@sklonjabs]

I was surprised to see I was the first comment; I came looking for info on how the pedal sounds (just bought one used), and found some really good arranging and production. It's important to acknowledge our fellow artists when we are impressed. Too many of us exist in a vacuum where no one ever gets to enjoy our craft or hear words of encouragement to move us forward. @@ediththeband

[@ediththeband]

@@sklonjabs thanks again! I couldn't agree more. That type of philosophy is the way to go. I have had such a great time over the last year building a community of bands (we're in Denver, CO) and the networking/going to local shows has been SO rewarding. Making it a community rather than just trying to showboat is half the fun in my opinion. I've also met a ton of cool people in the gear world online. When you just take the time to talk to the people whose work you admire it pays dividends. :)