Anyone here use a Wren and Cuff Pickle Pie B?

Thanks for the FYI NoXX, I will check out Juan's site.

Also John Kallas has been on a DirtQuest recently and his tests, builds and mods are impressive to say the least. His recent Marshall Super Bass pre-amp build is awesome.

http://johnkvintageguitars.homestead.co ... edals.html

I just acquired one last week, and first impressions are great!

Addison said this in the pedal board post back in 2011:

"Wren & Cuff Pickle Pie B Fuzz (Muff-style Distortion/Fuzz... hands down best bass distortion I have ever heard)"

This Mercy Phuk looks awesome!

Also, on the subject of Fuzz, I am playing with the Malekko Omicron Fuzz. It's a tiny little guy, but makes a hell of a noise. Not designed for bass, so you do miss the low end, but hey it's fun. Also, hat tip to Josh from Malekko who looked after me when I needed to fix the annoying pop from the switch. Turns out it's the LED that's the culprit, and he swapped the pedal out at their warehouse/factory with no problem, and invited me to come down any time to play stuff, with no obligation. Now if I could just afford that assmaster....

For those pedal junkies, I highly recommend Juan Alderette's Pedals and effects site. He seems to own more pedals than perhaps any other bass player, and has some great fuzz reviews, especially the fuzz wars episode with Janek Gwizdala. It features both the pickle pie B and the Omicron... go get yer fuzz on!

http://pedalsandeffects.com/fuzz-wars-r ... favorites/

I swapped pedals with NoXX and got an Ashdown LoMenzo Hyper Drive in the deal. I LOVE THIS PEDAL. If you play precision basses this pedal is genius for cutting through a loud band mix. It's not like any other dirt pedal I've tried, and it's uniqueness is really refreshing. It's rare to get a new take on something as done and done again as distortion pedals.

I also got the EBS Sheehan signature distortion pedal. It's also a pretty great sounding pedal. Similar to the Hyper Drive, but fatter sounding and not as cutting.