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| − | '' | + | The '''Big Muff Pi''', in its different incarnations, is probably [[Electro-Harmonix]]'s most popular product. This four-transistor [[fuzz]]box is one of the first high-gain [[distortion]] units on the market. Its characteristic dirty, harmonically rich distortion tone, combined with its reliability and accessible price have made it greatly popular. |
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Revision as of 12:39, 26 September 2011
The Big Muff Pi, in its different incarnations, is probably Electro-Harmonix's most popular product. This four-transistor fuzzbox is one of the first high-gain distortion units on the market. Its characteristic dirty, harmonically rich distortion tone, combined with its reliability and accessible price have made it greatly popular.
Contents
Technical description
Links
- RonSound's article on Muff family history
- Big Muff and Guitar Effects Museum Lot's of BMP photos.
Models
Look here for information on specific models.
Triangle Big Muff
OpAmp Big Muff
Gallery
Click on the links to view the original forum posts.
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