Hendrix Catfish Blues on a 1960 Bassman, Dunlop FFM2 & OCD
3,230 views · Published 22 September 2013 · 6:11 · Indexed 21 October 2026
Channel: millstap · 2013 · Music
I tried to get the tone without cranking the amp to ear splitting levels. I have the Bassman about as low as I can go at 2-1/2. I run the FFM2 wide open into the wah-wah then the Fulltone OCD. I use the guitar volume to control the Germanium fuzz. It cleans up around 4 and becomes a good sounding clean boost similar to the OCD. The OCD helps me control the overall volume. If I turn the OCD off the FFM2 is very loud unless I back the FFM2 volume down. It is a pretty good combination. The OCD adds a little dirt like the amp is cranked. I'm trying to reduce my volumes a little to keep from going deaf at a young age. Better late than never.
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