ever tried the deep trip bog fuzz ?

[Xplorer]

hello, i wonder how this pedal sounds like for you, if you had some chances to test it perhaps ... clips in the end sound not so bad to me, and probably nice to help having this never ending notes from bog . just wonder. if the guy named it deep trip bog, well, he surely had what we know in his mind.

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[BrianH]

I had one and really liked it. Lots of tones. I only remember one downside for me - some of the more middy sounding parts of that clip were hard to get at home in that they lacked low end that the video seemed to compensate for. Overall, I liked it a lot and this was just my experience. Great fuzz pedal.

[Xplorer]

thanks ! too bad to learn this, i was indeed interested by these low ends ...
but i suppose that it's a lot due to the amp , right ? what amps did you use ?

[Xplorer]

and so ... you sold it ? i guess you might have several fuzz right ?
wich one would be the best for the band of gypsys ?

[BrianH]

Well, don't get me wrong, it has plenty of lows in some settings. Some not so much. Maybe I shouldn't have chimed in since I don't recall the exact details - I just remember hearing a sound or two on that video I couldn't get at home without, say, an EQ added to boost the low. I think it was the setting at 1:42. Otherwise it was great and very splatty if you wanted. I would have not sold it but really trimmed down my gear recently. I played it through a 70s Orange 4x12 with Scumback G12H30-55 clones and a JTM45 clone. Maybe had a Hiwatt clone at that point, I don't recall. Probably also had a Fender Thin Skin Strat at the time. Again, best I can recall and if I didn't need to trim down I'd have kept it for the splatty tones alone.

[harkkam08]

Where can i buy one?