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  • #83189
    J-Man
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    Hi all, there can’t be a better place than this to ask for help with my ‘Little Big Muff’ pedal.
    I don’t know much about it to be honest apart from I think it’s from the 1970’s.
    The sad thing is it’s not working. I really need to fix this and get it working properly.

    I’ve took the back off and there was no battery supply connected. I’ve bought a new 9v battery clip and soldered the red wire onto the AMP output (I assume this is where it goes as there was a small peice of red wire here, looked like it had been ripped off). Is this right? Have I soldered it in the right place? Also, where do I solder the black wire? The circuit board has EH-3003 on it. I’m hoping the only problem with it is the power supply.
    I have included a pic of the circuit board.
    Any help and advice will be greatly appreciated.
    Many thanks.
    http://s1292.photobucket.com/user/J-Man75/library/

    #119393
    The EH Man
    Moderator

    The red battery wire goes to the DC jack. There’s a lug that has solder on it but no wire.
    The black wire goes to the empty lug on the input jack.

    #119394
    J-Man
    Member

    Hey, you really are the EH Man! Just soldered it in and it works!
    I just plugged my guitar in and it roared at me! Sounds great, nice 70’s sound.
    I can’t thank you enough for your help, many many thanks indeed.
    This pedal has been brought back to life after sitting in a loft for about 30 years!
    Thanks again.

    #119775
    funkyduck
    Member

    hello! I own a vintage little big muff and due to a poor diet and ‘spoiled …. how do I find the initials of integrated circuits or outline? I need to know the code of the chip: one near the resistance is inserted where the positive pole …. thanks but I do not know ‘how to repair and help me if’ possible

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