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#hateandsubscribe RIGHT HERE - More info about Fowl Sounds pedals right here - Intro - 0:00 Opening Musical Number - 0:06 Knob Turning Section - 2:07 Octagram Fuzz Knobs - 3:50 Sludge Boost Knobs - 6:54 Outro Skronk - 10:38 Say hello to Fowl Sounds' new 187 Series pedals, the Octagram Fuzz and Sludge Boost. The heart of the Octagram is a searing, Hendrix-ian analog octave-fuzz tone, but with an unusually prominent octave component that can be summoned virtually anywhere on the guitar neck, and with any pickup. In typical Fowl Sounds fashion, the Octagram also has gobs of gain and volume at hand, pushing it well beyond vintage territory, and well into the gnar zone. The Sludge Boost features clipping diodes smashed in between a pair of JFET boost circuits, with prodigious gain and output to dish out all the damage your amp can handle. Despite its name, the Sludge Boost has tremendous clarity, as well as a subtle, warm compression that makes it welcome in all manner of non-sludge musical scenarios. Add its finely tuned dual-band, Hyper Fuzz-style EQ, and it is quite a force to be reckoned with. In this demo, I put the Fowl Sounds 187 Series Octagram Fuzz and Sludge Boost to work on both bass and guitar in a gnarly noise rock context, then I dig into the controls of each to show you the full potential of these massive tone manglers. Gear used in this video demo: Fowl Sounds 187 Series Octagram Fuzz Fowl Sounds 187 Series Sludge Boost Ibanez RB650 P/J Bass 1976 Kramer 350G ESP Ltd. PH-600 Page Hamilton Signature Traynor TS50B bass head 1968 Traynor YBA-1 head 4x12 cab w/ Celestion G12H-90 speakers Cascade Fat Head Ribbon Mic Sansamp DI Hit me on Insta - Twit at me, bro - Hate me on Facebook -
