Arctic White Fuzz - One of Bjorn's Best Kept Secrets!

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Re: Arctic White Fuzz - One of Bjorn's Best Kept Secrets!

Postby I am Incinerator » Mon Mar 26, 2012 9:26 am

I have a good number of fuzzes, but a Bearfoot CAF, PPF, or the AWF (SWF or ALF too), would be sweet. Especially if they are friendlier to other pedals and pedal order than my favorite fuzzes!
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Re: Arctic White Fuzz - One of Bjorn's Best Kept Secrets!

Postby duaner58 » Tue Mar 27, 2012 11:25 am

Since my recent acquisition of a PPF I have sold off all my other fuzz boxes w/ the exception of a Wren & Cuff Tall Font Russian which I gig with... Played my PPF out and it was getting eye'd up by several patrons which usually means I need to get it off my board and somewhere safe if I can't replace it.




WOuld really like to try a AWF next if possible.
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Re: Arctic White Fuzz - One of Bjorn's Best Kept Secrets!

Postby Hulakatt » Tue Mar 27, 2012 12:54 pm

Well, what would be a good and quick rundown of the BJFe fuzzes? I mean we have the

Arctic White Fuzz
Candy Apple Fuzz
Pink Purple Fuzz
Folk Fuzz

And some more I believe but what do each of them sound like? Are they close to something out there? Wild and woolly or tame and overdrive-ish?

I've only had the opportunity to play a Folk Fuzz and it was a very overdrive-ish fuzz like the AstroTone.
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Re: Arctic White Fuzz - One of Bjorn's Best Kept Secrets!

Postby musicsoma » Tue Mar 27, 2012 1:08 pm

I would also argue the Baby Blue Overdrive is closely related to this category though much more on the OD end of the spectrum.
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Re: Arctic White Fuzz - One of Bjorn's Best Kept Secrets!

Postby hawaii121 » Tue Mar 27, 2012 6:55 pm

I would love to be added to the Fuzz tourbox, that would be a really cool one! +1 on the AWF - really classy smooth Fuzz.
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Re: Arctic White Fuzz - One of Bjorn's Best Kept Secrets!

Postby MBT74 » Wed Mar 28, 2012 7:54 am

musicsoma wrote:I would also argue the Baby Blue Overdrive is closely related to this category though much more on the OD end of the spectrum.


Yeah. I found that there were definite similarities between the PPF and the BBOD (at least in the way I used both these pedals). The PPF was a great fuzz and can be made to sound very similar to the BBOD, but since I used it more like a fuzzy OD and liked the BBOD more, I moved it on (for the record, I think the BBOD is the best OD I've ever used so the PPF was always going to lose that battle).

The CAF wasn't for me. I can see why people love it, but it didn't suit my playing.

Like someone else who commented in this thread, I love Tonebenders. If there was a BF fuzz with a Tonebender sound and feel than I'd be all over it. I most likely wouldn't buy a BF version of the PPF or CAF.
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