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  • March 30, 2009 at 2:10 pm #77981
    VFXcomper
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    wow, great job EHX!!!

    I have always loved the big muff but you really nailed this new version.

    the new features really solve all my major gripes with the original….mainly
    being that the sound was kind of round and didn’t have that power pop that say
    a pedal like the english muffin’ does when you switch it on.

    solid construction too….awesome!

    March 30, 2009 at 8:19 pm #95043
    cabomano
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    This Muff was an awesome addition to my pedalboard. It’s aggressive, has oodles of sustain and sounds HUGE! And super versatile to boot. I love it to death. :thumb:

    May 20, 2009 at 10:42 am #96868
    chev
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    Love the pedal too.

    I used it in parallel with a Bass Big Muff Pi to feed 2 amps with a Epiphone Les Paul Baritone.(1 Bass amp, 1 Guitar amp)

    I specially like the Tone Wicker, it really helps getting my lead parts in front of my Bass Big Muff Pi plug in the Bass Amp.

    And I like the smaller size, there’s a lot more space on the pedal board.

    May 20, 2009 at 2:36 pm #96878
    julian
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    parallel with a BBM it must sound brilliant. I’ve tried to sort of do that with it with the BBM in dry mode. It sort of works, but not as good as it would in parallel.

    May 20, 2009 at 2:41 pm #96879
    chev
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    Yeah and the best part of it is that I can tweak 2 seperate type of tone, one for each amp.

    Sound like more Big Muff with more sound definition…

    It’s a good thing there’s a dry out on de BBM.

    May 22, 2009 at 4:44 pm #96933
    Snufkino
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    Yeah and the best part of it is that I can tweak 2 seperate type of tone, one for each amp.

    Sound like more Big Muff with more sound definition…

    It’s a good thing there’s a dry out on de BBM.

    Sounds like a great idea. I’d love to hear clips of two muff’s through a baritone guitar and guitar/bass amp.

    Seems like a pretty good application of the bass big muff too.

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