u/Pedal_Me_Softly

A year later it's still my go to-fuzz. I even traded away my previous go to-fuzz, the Fjord Fuzz Embla, simply because I always ended up using this instead.

The builder is DANSK PEDAL, which may seem a bit strange considering DANSK means "Danish" and the pedal is built in Norway, but the builder is Danish, so it makes sense.

When starved, combined with a neck single coil, it provides a beautiful mellow Lo-Fi tone that can heard in the full version of the video: https://youtu.be/sgIwimd6Xiw

The signal chain is purely guitars > Dansk Vrede > UAFX Dream'65 (set cleanish) > Audient ID4. No post-prod.

This is the old version of the pedal, with a PCB. Recently Dansk Pedal started building them purely point-to-point, which, at least to me, makes them even cooler.

Normally I spend more time planning my videos than actually making them. This time I did the opposite and improvised the whole thing. After watching it, I'm far from comfortable with it, but best way to get feedback and learn is posting, so what do you think?

Should I stick to thorough planning and mostly faceless, or does this approach have a future?

I value honesty much higher than politeness, so feel free to point out negatives and learning opportunities.