Where I live it's 300 for a fuzz face or 39 for the azor. Best fuzz is mosky audio big fuzz m series. Big Muff tone Bender and M Fuzz plus boost for 80$ unbelievable value for money and quality.
The Azor sounds a bit more spitty to my ear. Also, when it comes to pedals, you have to keep in mind that they will all sound different even if they came off the same line on the same day.
Thanks for checking out my video. Azor makes a couple different fuzzes. The Azor with 3 knobs is based on a big muff. The one in this video is a fuzz face style circuit.
Makes sense. The components for a fuzz face pedal cost about 30 cents. And you can buy whole boards soldered already for about a buck. The most expensive part of this pedal is the case.
@@alexcorona I meant for the people buying in 100,000 bulk units to make pedals in a factory.... But... You can get all sorts of boards like th-cam.com/video/f5CZ2Kkhkso/w-d-xo.html which isn't a fuzz face exactly, but my point is that it's a fully assembled and soldered board and it's selling for about a buck. So for these companies to make a fuzz face it only costs a few dollars. Whether you buy the $20 one or the $200 dollar one, they are the same simple circuit and cheap components with a dollar or so of labor.
@@JC-fj7oodon’t forget that for American companies at least, the price tag of a product doesn’t just cover parts and labor. The price tag covers parts, labor, electricity bills, utilities, property rent, leases, 401k, life insurance, taxes incurred by the manufacturer, permits, any other insurance, legal fees, artwork, advertising, safety features, HR and janitorial costs, cost for managers, AND all of these same costs for the retailers, plus some shipping costs in there too. If you add all that up and suddenly the $100+ price tags on American pedals make sense.
@@zachary963 if you had that all up and then divided by the many millions of pedals and other gear that they sell, no I'm still not seeing $100... Especially since they are just importing all the Important stuff and slapping a logo on it. In fact a lot of them are made entirely in China. They show up completely ready to put on the shelf. But anyway, my point is that yes you're getting the same product. The product itself costs just a few dollars.
Yeah. They both have some unique character. Neither of which are bad. I do think if someone wants the classic minimal always on setup the Dunlop wins. The Azor has some nastiest that I think more people are searching for these days though. It’s a heck of a pedal regardless of the price.
he's not staring into the camera (although i think he should be), he's looking to the side at his camera display, and i don't think it would be creepy either way. it's just like singing, you more or less look towards the audience, but it's acceptable to keep your eyes closed, look at the ground or whatever. why would playing an instrument truly be different?
yes we do want both on at th same time
Where I live it's 300 for a fuzz face or 39 for the azor. Best fuzz is mosky audio big fuzz m series. Big Muff tone Bender and M Fuzz plus boost for 80$ unbelievable value for money and quality.
+1 for mosky big fuzz
I've been looking for a Fuzz Face clone like crazy, besides the price the original one is too big, this seems like a good option.
Tough to beat at 20 bucks!
I have that one, that one is more of a big muff clone
Ive been playing for 46 years and now I am getting my first fuzz pedal(in the mail now)Ive never thought of using that volume knob thingy like that.🤣
Thanks. Excellent job of reviewing.
The Azor sounds a bit more spitty to my ear. Also, when it comes to pedals, you have to keep in mind that they will all sound different even if they came off the same line on the same day.
The AZOR has a center fuzz level knob now. See Amazon.
Thanks for checking out my video.
Azor makes a couple different fuzzes.
The Azor with 3 knobs is based on a big muff. The one in this video is a fuzz face style circuit.
Azor actually sounded better to me 🤷♂️
I like the sound of the cheaper pedal 😆
me too, sweet little Yellow thing
Makes sense. The components for a fuzz face pedal cost about 30 cents. And you can buy whole boards soldered already for about a buck. The most expensive part of this pedal is the case.
Where?? The cheapest I can find is unsoldered boards for $6-7 . I checked all the Chinese websites.
@@alexcorona I meant for the people buying in 100,000 bulk units to make pedals in a factory....
But...
You can get all sorts of boards like th-cam.com/video/f5CZ2Kkhkso/w-d-xo.html which isn't a fuzz face exactly, but my point is that it's a fully assembled and soldered board and it's selling for about a buck.
So for these companies to make a fuzz face it only costs a few dollars. Whether you buy the $20 one or the $200 dollar one, they are the same simple circuit and cheap components with a dollar or so of labor.
@@JC-fj7oodon’t forget that for American companies at least, the price tag of a product doesn’t just cover parts and labor. The price tag covers parts, labor, electricity bills, utilities, property rent, leases, 401k, life insurance, taxes incurred by the manufacturer, permits, any other insurance, legal fees, artwork, advertising, safety features, HR and janitorial costs, cost for managers, AND all of these same costs for the retailers, plus some shipping costs in there too.
If you add all that up and suddenly the $100+ price tags on American pedals make sense.
@@zachary963 if you had that all up and then divided by the many millions of pedals and other gear that they sell, no I'm still not seeing $100... Especially since they are just importing all the Important stuff and slapping a logo on it. In fact a lot of them are made entirely in China. They show up completely ready to put on the shelf. But anyway, my point is that yes you're getting the same product. The product itself costs just a few dollars.
azor sounds like that SRV sound... really surprised and like it a lot for 20$
Great demo, in you opinion which is the best for rolling the volume off fir glassy clean sound, silicon or germanium? Cheers
I wish you could have cranked them both and compared
Okay exactly whats the point of the bypass switch here when its not AB? You still have to select the fuzzes individually...
I'm wondering if the Azor Fuzz could keep up if you're playing a cranked amp because I've heard that it has a low output.
are you inertesting try azor new pedal?
yes
Super helpful
Isn’t the Hendrix Fuzz Face a silicon and the Azor Germanium?
Germanium in the Azor
Silicon in the FF
I don't think it actually has a germanium, I believe it is several gates to clip. I may be wrong.
I like both of these fuzz pedals. Can anyone tell me the model # of the J.H. mini fuzz pedal. Is it FFM1 or FFM3?
Clearly, the Fuzz Face does a better job of representing the subharmonic during oblique bends, so the Azor's a no, for me.
hm yes stonks
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“Oblique bends”…LOL
Fuzz face better...Maybe both are good 🤔
Yeah. They both have some unique character. Neither of which are bad.
I do think if someone wants the classic minimal always on setup the Dunlop wins. The Azor has some nastiest that I think more people are searching for these days though. It’s a heck of a pedal regardless of the price.
Lol i have size 13 feet my feet would crush it
@@PMurray2694 wheres the fun in that my slime
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thanks you! made in china!!!!
Staring into the camera as u play is creepy af
he's not staring into the camera (although i think he should be), he's looking to the side at his camera display, and i don't think it would be creepy either way. it's just like singing, you more or less look towards the audience, but it's acceptable to keep your eyes closed, look at the ground or whatever. why would playing an instrument truly be different?
Yeah bro do you. Great vid.
The merits of your comment require further review
I'm hardcore anti Eye contact, but I think it's funny that he does it every single time
You have gray hairs 👨🦳