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Best Fuzz under £40 for a Noob

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One of my pupils wants a fuzz pedal, ideally something that will sound like Mudhoney. Any ideas?

What's the best way to go here? Second hand muff? What clones are about at that price?
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Didn’t Mooer do a Big Muff clone? Can’t remember the name now.
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I think it’s the Triangle Buff.

You can probably get a second hand Big Muff for that sort of price though, if that’s the sort of fuzz they’re after.
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Behringer SF300 (the Superfuzz clone) - two decent fuzz sounds plus a boost.
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Is that the Boss FZ-2 clone? If so, good call. If not, might also be a good call but I can’t comment :)
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Why did I think the Behringer Superfuzz was discontinued? Wasn't there one of their fuzzes that was the stopped making kind of sharpish, and now it's sought after?

So, it seems that for abotu £40, you can get both a Superfuzz and a Big Muff. That should do it!
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All teh fuzzes.
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FAB fuzzes were mad cheap brand new, and even cheaper used. Still my favorite fuzz
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benecol wrote:Behringer SF300 (the Superfuzz clone) - two decent fuzz sounds plus a boost.
Yeah thats what they need.
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Bacchus wrote:
So, it seems that for abotu £40, you can get both a Superfuzz and a Big Muff. That should do it!
Perfect
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Post by Doog »

Despite the album name, I never thought the Big Muff sounded very Mudhoney...y.

The Behringer Super Fuzz is a musssssst, that shit sounds like Touch Me I'm Sick all day long (plus, anything I've heard from them has octave fuzz all over it)
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benecol wrote:Behringer SF300 (the Superfuzz clone) - two decent fuzz sounds plus a boost.
this +1000
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