Ibanez Tone-Lok FZ7 Fuzz Pedal
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This pedal is pretty nice. It has a great Lo-fi sound. It's great for replicating vintage 60s-70s fuzz tones. Think Spirit in the Sky (Norman Greenbaum), Hey Hey, My My (Neil Young). The Damage switch, I think, is the best feature. It allows you to simulate a torn speaker or broken radio effect. It isn't the most versatile pedal, due to the loads of gain in this thing. You can't get much as far as low overdrive from this, but then again why would somebody buy a fuzz pedal when they are looking for low-gain, overdriven drive?
I've had this for a while now and the honeymoon's totally over.I'd be lying if I said you can't make this work. There are a few good tones in there, you just have to find them. The difference between this and the Boss FZ-5 is like night and day. The Boss pedal just doens't WANT to sound bad, while you spend 90% of your time with the Ibanez trying to find a good tone.Of course, it's half the price of the Boss. For people like me who are only gonna use it occasionally, that might make it seem like a better choice. But... no. Really, no.It's a beginner's pedal. If you're 16, that might be okay. Since you might be in your 20s, 30s or more, it's not. Most of us deserve better than this.That said, the FZ7 is surprisingly well MADE. The tone-loc knobs are great and I wish my Boss pedals had the same. It's also solid as a tank. I was totally shocked by how well designed it was for a pedal that sounded so bad.
This pedal is okay at the most, it sounds more like an Iggy and the Stooges type fuzz; through an EQ it sounds just like 'I wanna Be Your Dog', But this pedal is NOT for the Disclose/Dust Noise sounding fuzz, The Sound clip isn't true, that's hardly how it sounds, this pedal has no sustain, it sounds like some kind of broken or circuit bent electronic(not in a good way)If you want the Raw punk sound like Disorder, you're going to have to buy a bunch of different pedals probably.
Great fuzz. Why pay 250 for some stupid handmade thing when this sounds great. I use the damage on 10% and it sounds cool on some lead work. No its not for blues, metal, or much else. But it is good for that fill in lead of retro fuzz.
This pedal is very good if you want something serious. It gives you very many options for different settings. I like that if you don't have a foot switch, you can go from clean to distorted. In some cases, it even sounds like Eric Clapton when he was in Cream.Anyway, this pedal is also great for Jack White stuff (even though he uses an electro harmonix big muff pi), and will go great for anything off the icky thump album. This pedal is basically the less expensive big muff, but it is just about as good as it.
Another great Tone-lok from one of the best companies in the freakin world! This pedal mainly got my attention because of its damage switch. You can get sounds like Rage or Korn, as well as Hendrix or Zeppelin. I love incorporating my own stuff. The only fuzz I'll probably use, (unless Digitech or Marshall makes one.) I have another fuzz effect on my Toneworks pedal, But it does'nt compare to my Ibanez.
My friend owns this pedal and I have used it a few times. It's not exactly my style, it's too fuzzy and tonless and definitely needz more treble edge. It lacks that hendrix fuzz that I so desire. I would probably save up for something better, say an MXR blue box, or one of those Dunlop Fuzz faces, or a hendrix fuzz.
this fuzz is okay. it's good if you like tons of fuzz but if you want that get the big muff. even with the gain all the way down you can hardly make out what you are playing. good for solos bad for any other playing.
It's kind of a cool pedal for soloing and leads/fills. It's not very practical, especially the "Damage" thing, but if you want to make noise it's a pretty cool pedal. At a price this cheap, I'd say it's a really good bet.
If you are a heavy metal player, looking for system-of-a-down-like sounds, this is not for you, muting isnt best, not enough chunk, if youre looking for that the boss MT-2/DS-2 is what you are looking for.