Univox superfuzz or Foxx tone machine

[evildead222]

I just want your opinions.  Which one is more fun to play, Univox superfuzz or Foxx tone machine!!

[selfdestroyer]

I just want your opinions.  Which one is more fun to play, Univox superfuzz or Foxx tone machine!!

I love me so Univox superfuzz. I have built a few of them and love them. Wall-O-Fuzz

[evildead222]

yea it looks like the univox superfuzz blows away the foxx tone machine

[Cortexturizer]

well, although they are octave fuzzes, they are really different. if you want an insane wall of sound fuzz with a hint of middle-ish octave down then go for the superfuzz. if you want a more special occasion fuzz where you use it in a song or two then go for the foxx. I really think that superfuzz is to be used all the time due to it's awesomeness it would be just a pity not to use it to melt faces continuously.

[Rockhorst]

I think I like the SuperFuzz better, but both of them aren't really my cup of tea. More a Fuzz Face guy myself.  I liked the octave on the Univox better then on the Tone Machine.

[Kinki fuzz]

Both!! they are two great fuzzes.
The octave in the foxx is more pronounced so it's too much to use it all the time, but in the non-octave position is a great sounding fuzz.

[sonarchotic]

I will say the Foxx cuts really well in a mix versus a lot of fuzzes. Haven't built the Uni though.

[jimilee]

Univox superfuzz AND Foxx tone machine you should build them both because you can!

[atreidesheir]

I like the Foxx because you have the option of turning the octave off.  The super is much harsher if you like that.  I always thought the foxx makes chords sound like revving a Ferrarri. 

[dannoceti]

Looking for fabbed superfuzz pcb any suggestions?


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[Shrtyska9]

Looking for fabbed superfuzz pcb any suggestions?


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Richard

[lars]

I've only built the Foxx Tone Machine, so I can't say which I would like better in comparison. I did notice the description of the Super-Fuzz says that it has a mid-scoop, so in typical Big Muff fashion I would guess it could get lost in a band mix. As brought out, I like that you can turn off the octave on the Tone Machine. Also with the Foxx, when the sustain is way down it has more of an overdrive sound to it that works very well for driving your amp.
The best suggestion has already been given:  build both, you'll find uses for them.

[gtr2]

Both