https://youtu.be/W4DtR2t8gO8 The Ghost Fax Phase Computer by Dwarfcraft Devices might be the only phaser you ever need. This beast of a pedal has four settings, two of which have secret menus! Let’s look at the controls: Volume – Duh Action – Use depends on the mode Mix – Full wet/dry Feedback – AKA resonance. Poles […]
This week is the first “normal” episode of Get Offset in a few weeks, and as a result Emily and Andrew have a LOT of catching up to do. Andrew talks about new stuff for him, including his new Jennings Guitar, a bass pedal he got in a steal on a local swap, and the […]
After a gig where I didn’t even have a monitor, I went out and bought the cheapest speaker cab I could find. Surprise, it looked drab and sounded BAD.
On this week’s episode, Andrew takes a field recorder to the NAMM floor and gets to speak with Robert Keeley, Yvette Young, and many more. Our NAMM trip was sponsored by Covenant Cables. Subscribe to our YouTube channel. We have merch, including additions to our For Fuzz Sake lineup! Get some, get SOME. Like the podcast? Support […]
A few years ago, I purchased the Harley Benton TE-80, a sub-$200 copy of the Hohner / HS Anderson Mad Cat made famous by Prince.
The Treeverb by Dwarfcraft Devices is somehow their first ever reverb pedal, and in true Dwarfcraft fashion, it’s not just standard fare.
This week, Emily speaks with one of her favorite bands of the past few years: Charly Bliss! Eva, Sam, Spencer, and Dan talk about their new album Young Enough, studying music business in college, the songwriting process, guitar pedals, Josie & the Pussycats, high school reunions, dogs, and making a living as a musician. Sponsored by Dwarfcraft Devices! […]
The Grazer has long-been my favorite “weird” pedal. But I also think it’s a misunderstood pedal.
The Minim by Old Blood Noise Endeavors is a delay, modulated reverb, and reverse pedal all at the same time. It can do sweet and subtle, or it can descend into glitchy madness (my personal favorite).
It’s true, touring with your band is NOT good for the environment. That’s why Emily wrote a recent article for Reverb.com about how to make touring with your band environmentally sustainable, because there ARE things you can do to make your touring more green. This week, Emily talks about her NYE show, Andrew talks about […]