Dunlop Mini Fuzz Face Shootout - Mini Distortion FFM1, FFM2 & FFM3

Fotis is playing with his Ibanez S 540FM, testing Dunlop Fuzz Face Mini Distortion FFM1, FFM2 & FFM3.
Pickups are Tonerider Alnico IV.
The middle pickup is a Tonerider City Limits single coil.
Strings are D'addario 9,5-44.
Plugged into a Koch Studiotone with a Framus 212 cabinet. Recorded with a Shure SM57.
Audio and video edits by Iraklis.
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[@dustinarnold79]

Red for the win

[@superceotto4584]

Bitcrusher at the end. Awesome

[@coldwar1977]

All great pedals. Just choose whatever your playing style needs folks 🙂

[@cybertalos]

crazy triple fuzz at the end lol!!!!!!

[@777Yoni]

It was an inevitability. Well done.

[@freshmusicinc9408]

❤❤❤

[@faihgian5767]

what an end!

[@jeosterberg]

Mini Blue for me!

[@iggyflop3777]

I vote the mini

[@TomPark1986]

For cleaner notes I like the germanium but for full on fuzz I like the Hendrix.

[@lukelamendt4936]

The volume drop on the FFM1 & FFM3 is very noticeable, whereas the FFM2 just brings that tight low end fuzz. It would be advantageous to hear how these three respond to dynamics and different positions of the volume on the guitar pot. Do you intentionally avoid higher registers with the FFM2's fuzz and volume cranked? Great video btw.

[@fotillas]

+Luke La Mendt I have the FF1 and I have noticed that volumwise it responds deifferently on different amps. On a Randall RH150 (on the clean channel only) volume could get as loud as you wanted, on a VHT at a club it was so quiet I didnt use it at all and on my Blackheart it reaches unity if have the volume cranked up. Sounds great btw

[@ArtDonna84]

So help me out, even after watching you're excellent demo of all three pedals, which one would work best for the blues and 60-70's rock if I had to choose one?

[@FuzzvilleMusic]

As you can hear, all 3 of them sound wonderful though they sound different.
I would personally recommend Hendrix model (FFM3), it's not so powerful, but I think it's more warm. The final choice is yours of course.

[@ArtDonna84]

Thank you and I will take a look at that one!

[@blues62751]

awesome demo !

[@FuzzvilleMusic]

Thank you my friend!

[@brunogigliofreitas]

same

[@adamisrael]

FFM2 wins, but I am still buying FFM1 because my pedal board is mostly blue and black...

[@mudshrimpmoe]

I notice you keep the volume cranked on all settings. Is there an issue with getting unity volume with this pedal. To restate the question, is the output with the pedal on quieter than with the pedal off? Or just barely as loud but no louder?

[@moimeme7839]

Red one sounds better

[@saculsheet]

Shotgun blues at 1:20!

[@HF1600ie]

lucas borja GNR!

[@meander49]

Nice demo my friend!This pedal have inside buffer?Or have a problem with wah wah pedal?

[@guntherhansmann6971]

The MXR Jimi Hendrix got buffer. This round ones from Dunlop not.

[@harald966]

My mine blue fuzz face must be before the wah for some reason. If it aint the first in tye sycle, it goes nuts

[@JOOODYJOOODY]

no

[@DiosDragon1111]

😡😱😡

[@michaelperkins9817]

Too much volume.. Chords for heavy fuzz?? BLERGH

[@harald966]

Wow chill

[@harald966]

He is just trying to help people pick their favourite

[@shannonmashburn1792]

I’ll take chords with fuzz over old man blues any day.