Micropog isn’t, the reason it isn’t (probably) is so the dry signal when on can be identical to your dry signal when off…. ie if you turn the ‘dry’ up and leave the octaves right down on the pedal when you click the switch there will be no difference.

Is it wrong for me to say that I laughed a lot watching that?

I think it was all the camera dropping and stuff.

they are both very different, but to put it simply

SMMH- Pros: reverse delays, looping, repeats that fade in etc etc … more features than you can imagine.. Cons: reading the manual a few times is a must.

DMM- Cons: doesn’t do all the stuff the SMMH does. Pros:NOTHING else sounds quite like a DMM, simple to use.

Might be worth looking at the ‘deluxe memory boy’ too…. (just to make things more complicated)

yeah, a friend of mine has one and it works fine.. he bought it when they first came out… this seems like a recent thing to me…. I didn’t hear anything before this thread.

Have you thought about getting a tone wicker? that would give you a couple more options on the stock sound.

it’s a metronome.. plug it into am amp.

what would you use an input for?

I don’t off-hand to be honest, try googling ‘Guitar pedal mods’ and see what turns up… there are a lot of people around who do stuff like this. I’m not in the USA though (I presume you are) so the people I know are in the UK.

*Upgraded vintage transistors for a smoother Fuzz tone that also allows the pedal to breath and hold more dynamics.

Changing resistors won’t make a pedal breath or have more dynamics in my experience.

*Added Mids knob: This added knob gives you FULL control of the Pedals Mids. From super scooped (Classic Big Muff) to a big “Push” you can dial in some really texturized Muff Fuzz tones. This provides a BIG range. Really dramatic.

Could be useful

*Clipping section is beefed up to get more touch and a more natural compression feel for the gain strucutre.

Beefed up to get more touch? mmmm….. what does that mean?

*Each transistor is fine tuned in the circuit to get the most out of each stage of the pedal.

rrriiiigggghhhhttt…..

*We ditch the obnoxious “pin” style 9v adapter and Mod it to fit the “Boss” style 9v (center pin neg). Pedal also comes with a battery

obnoxious? that used to be the USA standard connection until Boss came along…

*Ultra Clear Super Bright LED; color of your choice of course! Choose from Blue, White, Red, Green, Orange or Yellow

Pointless

*Upgraded aluminum knobs, MUCH higher quality and they look great!

Pointless

*Upgraded Input and Output jacks; we upgrade the generic cheap ones to Switchcraft: the best brand of jacks used in top of the line custom amps.

I’ve never had a socket fail on a USA ehx pedal.

*Upgraded Battery Clip/Holder. These are a hard plastic instead of the flimsy plastic.

pretty pointless. flimsy plastic works fine provided the battery is clipped into it’s holder.

$60? looks like a waste of money to me if i’m honest.

go here….

http://rkerkhof.ruhosting.nl/Taas/Mods/Big Muff.htm

…to understand what mods will do what to your pedal, ask what exactly the mods involve before parting with any cash…. if possible find a friend, parent, friends parent, friendly local electronics wizz and ask them to do the mods you’ve chosen from that page, most of it is very simple stuff to anyone who knows anything about simple electronics.

EDIT: you’ll have to copy/paste the broken link.