Behringer Bass Brassmaster Fuzz

Once upon a trim, not so long ago, I had one fuzz which I'd actually built at home. I told myself I didn't need any more fuzzes but that turned out not to be true. This is my 10th and has definitely not disappointed. I'm using it on guitar, not bass (yet) and it fuzzes like the best of them. 4 Switches give even more versatility to the sounds you can get out of it. I'd say just get one. Do it.

Ordered three months before receiving it. I guess it got a lot of people hyped up. As I was just looking around for a brassmaster circuit, this was released. I use this mainly with bass. (it does make the guitar scream very nicely too)
Sound is very fun, you can dial in quite low gain with the sensitivity knob.
Dry blend clips the peaks of the signal no matter how low or high you set it. Not really noticeable when used with the fuzz sound. Really interesting sounds, super reactive to playing (as fuzzes are).
A lot of options with the two switches. The sound going DI (without a LPF or amp/amp sim) is not too disgustingly bright.
The footswitch is meh, it feels like it clicks a small pcb mounted plastic switch underneath. When it is on, you can click it not far enough to turn the effect off without latching the switch, so it remains on when you release it. Maybe it's even on purpose, so you can do some glitch effects with your hands (don't see that viable with foot). I guess that's what you gotta do to keep the price low.
Oh, and due to it's gated and octave nature, it doesn't really chord well. Power chords and mayybe a really clean major triad in open voicing could work out.
Overall, would recommend!