Friendship ended with FUZZ now MODERN FUZZ is my best friend (Schubert Modern Fuzz + Matamp GT40)

An extensive demo showing off settings and sounds of Schubert Modern Fuzz. Insanely versatile pedal but great for fuzzed doom tones. It's a great combination of what would you expect from an overdrive, distortion and fuzz - all in one.

Detailed specs from the builder himself:
Modern Fuzz is a modern take on a classic 1970s 4 transistor distortion/sustainer circuit.
It offers:
- true bypass switching, for tonal integrity,
- high input impedance, for improved clarity,
- midrange control, labeled "voice", offering both boost & cut,
- strategically cut low end & decreased gain for extreme touch sensitivity,
- improved power supply filtering & low noise.
But... What does it really mean?
It's just an extremely universal distortion unit built by modern standards for modern players.
Controls:
Gain - turn CW for more,
Voice - turn CW for more midrange,
Tone - CW full treble, CCW full bass,
Volume - output level.
Power supply only - use 9V DC negative center, min. 50mA

Check out Schubert at:
https://reverb.com/shop/schubert
https://www.facebook.com/Schubert.Amps/

Signal Chain:
- Flame Signum Baritone (old mass produced by Mayones although baritones are rare)
- HX Stomp (only for looper although sucks a bit of high end)
- Schubert Modern Fuzz
- Matamp GT40 Mk II (set to fixed bias and valve recto - master volume is about 11 o'clock)
- Matamp Retro Deluxe 4x12 with mixed Celestions speakers
- 3 mics blended: 2 x SM57 in Fredman method + AKG D112
- Roland Studio Capture