Difference between revisions of "Big Muff Pi"
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* [http://www.pisotones.com/BigMuffPi/psst/BMP_versions.htm Versions] | * [http://www.pisotones.com/BigMuffPi/psst/BMP_versions.htm Versions] | ||
* [http://electroharmonix.ronsound.com/articles/bigmuff.html RonSound's article on Muff family history] | * [http://electroharmonix.ronsound.com/articles/bigmuff.html RonSound's article on Muff family history] | ||
Revision as of 12:45, 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. It is also the origin of the Big Muff tone control.
Contents
Versions (USA)
Triangle PNP
Triangle NPN
Ram's Head
Third edition
Third edition with tone bypass
Opamp
Versions (Russia)
Civil War
Green Russian
Black Russian
Further reading
- Versions
- RonSound's article on Muff family history
- Big Muff and Guitar Effects Museum Lot's of BMP photos.
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