MODTONE MINI MOD FUZZER - GEAR UP

Devin takes you through the new Mini Mod Fuzzer by Modtone. Get a classic fuzz tone with this mini monster. Gear Up!!!

Gear Up - defined: a No-Nonsense get right to the goods show demonstrating different products. Less detail... just use your ears.

[TMNTV]

Hello Paco, thank you for your watching and for your comment regarding the rig we've utilized in our GearUp videos.  We did NOT select this rig because it was "expensive" etc....in fact, we used it to simply provide what we thought was a fairly "solid' backline for showcasing what various pedals sound like in a PRO and LIVE band-type situation. And, yet, your comment is a VALID ONE and we wanted to make sure to recognize what you had to say.  In the future, we will most likely do TWO (2) separate demos of each pedal we thru a "pro rig" and the other thru a "practice rig" (i.e. more of a "bedroom" practice amp).  Thanks again for your comment and we ARE listening to what our viewers have to say!  Sincerely, The Musician Network (TMNtv)

[leondb]

What's with the weird occasional zooming in on the pedal? The zooms show different settings than what you set it at, and it gets confusing.

[jessebroadcast]

Yeah, I got my fuzzer in last night, went to put it on the board with my angled cable and the power chord gets in the way... it would be nice if there was some universal design... but the fuzzer CRANKS!!!! I had it at 9 oclock (or about 1/4 way up, depending on how you look at it) and it was blastin through my sound...

[tannerhuotari]

Can't wait to pick one up. At $50, you can't go wrong.

[elliemason]

I'm getting this for my fiance, and he totally didn't just write this comment while under my Youtube account.

[letterbekmen]

You could probably do something close, but it is much cleaner and refined sound but the rough muff.

[tralfamadorian]

so they design a pedal to have a small footprint on your pedalboard, then put the power jack ON THE SIDE? haha, seems odd. these are good pedals either way.

[pacotores]

I'm getting tired of demos using expensive guitar rigs to show off pedals.  How about someone using a cheap ass amp like most of us have.  Anything would sound great through a $2000 rig.  I like to see a normal guitar player playing through lower end equipment for a change.   These guys show off licks and shreds that sound impressive no doubt, but it doesn't let the pedal show it's stuff.  The demos should be simple riffs and chords so that we can hear the pedal not the player.